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The host was interviewing a local columnist.

I can't say I aspired to be a columnist, however.

She spots an interesting quote from a columnist in the Business section.

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Those attending last year's Lennart Meri security shindig (disclosure: your columnist is a regular and appreciative participant) had two options.

The nomination from Wired has been dismissed by some as a publicity stunt - and the support of long-time Wired columnist and investor Nicholas Negroponte is hardly surprising.

Some people's gadgets determine their self-esteem. Being a tech columnist is like being onstage: feedback from readers is instantaneous, impassioned and voluminous.

In a column titled "Mother of a Monster," she describes to columnist Mansfield Frazier how her son, Timothy Halton Jr. was sentenced to life in prison for shooting a police officer.

A clear explanation of how hedge funds work and why they are important. A second edition of a 2008 book, by our capital-markets editor, who is now also the Buttonwood columnist.

Customer: I'm a newspaper columnist.

Being a columnist at a place like this can be exhilarating.

"The worst games ever," wrote a columnist in the Guardian, a British newspaper, much to the annoyance of Canadians.

Simon Jenkins, a columnist in the Evening Standard and former Times editor is bolder, stating today with admirable clarity that Britain should call the bankers' bluff

A wintry coda to Mr Polanski's classic, "Chinatown", "the Ghost writer" is adapted from "the Ghost" by Robert Harris, a British novelist, thriller-writer, newspaper columnist and friend of the Blairs.

She's a columnist for USA Today.

Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin, who cared a lot about the Irish issue, wrote, Say what you want, but do not say that he quits.

While Castro turns full-time columnist, the main task for his political heirs will be how to confront the one perpetual challenge of Cuban life: relations with the US.

As one Turkish columnist has noted, for Turkey to be so touchy about the minutiae of a congressional vote betrays weakness, not strength.

"Children must learn to behave more gallantly than they feel," says "Miss Manners" columnist and author Judith Martin.