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Magazine / Newspaper Writing, Kristin Stankewicz

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Magazine Articles

• Quite a draw (article on Young Rembrandt's children's drawing program for Fox Cities Family magazine)
• Toon Boon (article on Bill Heeter, animation cell collector, for Panache Magazine)
• A brush with realism (article on artist Michael O'Connell for Panache Magazine)
• Prodding from former student turns teacher into published author (profile for Creativity Connection newsletter of Kathleen Marsh, author of The Portly Princess of Thynneland; Sunrise, Sunset; and My Mother Kept a Scrapbook)
• Purple Cow (book review of Purple Cow by Seth Godin, for Fox Cities Business)

Travel Articles

• Swiss Sensations (travel piece on Lake Geneva region of Switzerland, for Panache Magazine)
• Say hola to the new Carribbean (travel piece on all-inclusives to the Dominican Republic, for Panache Magazine)
• Clean up your act in Baden-Baden (travel piece on Baden-Baden, Germany, for Panache Magazine)
Destination: Venice (travel piece for Panache Magazine)
Taste of Europe (travelogue for YOU Magazine)

Newspaper Articles

• Free Market customers like what they don't get (article about natural foods grocery  story, for The Business News)
• Spice business owner strikes oil (article about Curt's Spice Company, for The Business News)
• It all started in Sicily (article about Cannova's restaurant in Neenah, Wis., for The Business News)
• OEC keeps its Image intact (article about OEC acquiring Image I.T., for The Business News)
• Cats get joy from toy (article about Cat Dancer Products, for The Business News)
• At Tom's Drive In, family is key (article for The Business News)

• Fox Cities' restaurants meet the taste test (article about changing Fox Cities restaurant scene, for The Business News)
• Worker theft losses can add up (article about employee theft for The Post-Crescent)
• Meat market in Appleton offers taste of days gone by (article on Jacobs Meat Market in Appleton, for The Business News)
• Minding your Ps and Qs from 9 to 5 (article on workplace manners, for The Post-Crescent)
• Promotions get a personal touch (article on Vista Marketing of Freedom, Wisconsin, for The Post-Crescent)
• Candy shop builds sweet second career (article on Fuzziwig's Candy Factory for The Post-Crescent)
• Take your meeting on a road trip (article on unique meeting locations for The Post-Crescent)
• Appleton stair company rises to the challenge (article on Stair Goddess in Appleton, Wisconsin, for The Business News)
• Office rules put cell phones on hold (article on workplace cell phone restrictions for The Post-Crescent)

Columns

• First comes love, then comes registry (humor column on bridal registries, for The Post-Crescent)
• Personal budget cuts lead to disconnect (column on dropping cable TV service, for The Post-Crescent)
• Test can be a lifesaver (opinion column on prostate cancer test, for The Post-Crescent)
• It's tough to rule a world, any world (humor column on pet ownership, for The Post-Crescent)
• Change of scenery (opinion column on redevelopment in downtown Appleton, Wisconsin, for The Post-Crescent)