Editor's column

Dick Vitale, at home

Last Christmas, Dick Vitale -- yep, the Dickie V. of "awesome, baby" and "diaper dandies" and "time for a T.O., Mr. Knight!" -- told the Boys and Girls Clubs of... Read more »

Published on 11/1/2004

The Florida Academy of Family Physicians has begun an effort to re-engineer the education and clinical practices of family physicians to reduce some of the complexity and fragmentation in the healthcare system. Read more »

Published on 9/1/2004

Miracles and Wonders

In high school, I had a math teacher who enjoyed playing the curmudgeon. Part of his shtick involved solemnly proclaiming the superiority of geometry, which he taught, while pretending to... Read more »

Published on 7/1/2004

Two-Way Street

Nearly three years ago Florida Trend's Barbara Miracle wrote an excellent story for the magazine that anticipated the recent surge of concern over the outsourcing of technical jobs to India, the Philippines and Ireland. Read more »

Published on 6/1/2004

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