I’ve been a TV political news junkie since age 11, watching any available local or national news.
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In 2003, I spent three memorable half days with former Attorney General Griffin Bell, recording a one-hour DVD distributed on …
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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson met at the 1775 Continental Congress in Philadelphia and became close friends. They survived disagreements …
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Thirteen men gathered last week for a special dinner in Morningside Kitchen’s private back room to talk about a subject …
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The first time I saw The Allman Brothers Band should’ve been when I was 13.
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After nearly four years of producing The Atlanta 100 every week, we’re testing new designs. We’d like your input.
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Three years ago, I bought three rows at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre, inviting 60 of my closest friends to a pre-party …
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When I was a legal reporter, my neighbor’s high-profile law firm was about to be exposed in a devastating story …
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The Atlanta 100 team was in Seattle last week, as The 100 Companies served as premier sponsor for PRSA’s Counselors …
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Twenty years ago, we moved our staff into downtown’s historic Flatiron Building. Rents were cheap, parking was easy and sidewalks …
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We bought seats on Row D at the Fox Theatre for Monday’s concert tribute to Col. Bruce Hampton’s 70th birthday …
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Twenty-five years ago Sunday, I looked out from my former AJC office and witnessed horror: swarms of rioters chasing and …
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I still remember my high school civics teacher Dave Drake’s final exam question: “What does it mean to say America …
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Did you have bacon and eggs for breakfast today? If so, thank the “Father of PR,” Edward Bernays.
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Amanda and Thomas Schroder met as high school sophomores at a basketball game and have been inseparable since. They were …
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I’ve always been semi-ashamed of an all-night caper I organized in college.
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As AJC Creative Director in 1992, I was supposed to be, well, creative. My boss offered me an office, so …
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Forty three years ago this week Alex Cooley opened his Electric Ballroom, Atlanta’s legendary rock venue, in Midtown’s Georgian Terrace …
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Like many native Atlantans, my first taste of pork barbeque was at Old Hickory House, which used to have 14 …
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In our first Atlanta Technical School bricklaying class, our teacher emphasized a fundamental masonry lesson we later thought analogous to …
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As mischievous 10-year-old boys on weekend nights, our only connections to the outside world were TV, radio or the telephone.
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Yes, football’s just a game, but to a nine-year-old whose father bought season tickets in 1966, I was imprinted early …
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I proudly wore my Atlanta Falcons cap last week in Seattle – home of the Seahawks, whom our team soundly …
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While most of my media career was spent with mainstream daily newspapers, my first exposure was with Atlanta’s hippie newspaper …
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My dad wanted his five kids to be lawyers or doctors. “That way, you’ll be a professional, you’ll have a …
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Spreading the Word Worldwide, 100 Words at a Time
by Jan SchroderMonday night, we were in one of my favorite cities to celebrate the launch of The New Orleans 100, our …
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Twenty-two years ago, I launched a neighborhood newspaper, mailed to 10,000 homes and stacked in intown Atlanta stores and restaurants. …
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I admire our world’s religions for different reasons.
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Each Thursday in 2016 we delivered you a new issue of The Atlanta 100, yet next Thursday we will not, …
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I’ve been a national election junkie since I was a child, staying up late to watch our nation’s quadrennial plebiscite. …