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Mind your planners. (personal planners) (Special Section: Worksite)
Crain's Detroit Business
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August 1, 1994|
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For many people, these systems are bibles in religion worshiping efficiency
Karla Babich had a horrible experience in the late 1980s.
"I lost October, November and December. I just sat by the phone and waited for people to call and ask why I wasn't at a particular meeting," said Babich, a consultant in internal organizational development at the Southfield office of Xerox Corp.
Her admitted exaggeration may not be that farfetched. She wasn't recovering from accident trauma, stress or amnesia -- she had lost her planner, a chunky binder laden with critical ...
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The Peaceable Kingdoms of Edward Hicks.
Magazine article from: World and I
; ...to be. She wondered why Hicks painted so many over a period...Weekley concluded that while Hicks may have started out painting...Hicksites," led by his cousin Elias Hicks, who urged members...impassioned. Edward and Elias Hicks were in the thick of...
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A NEW RETROSPECTIVE OF EDWARD HICKS.(DAILY BREAK)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...TIMES WILLIAMSBURG -- EDWARD HICKS, the early 19th century painter...prophecy for the hereafter. In Hicks' depiction, fierce animals...Quakers like Hicks and a cousin, Elias Hicks, who was also a minister...worldly life refused. Neither Elias with his preaching nor Edward...
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Hick's Pride
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...offensive to those of us proud to have the Hicks surname. The Hicks family has a long and noble tradition and includes such people as Robert Hicks, who came to Massachusetts in 1621; Elias Hicks, the famous Quaker preacher; Edward...
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Unfriendly Fire
Newspaper article from: Philadelphia Weekly
; ...energy on either side of the aisle." It started with Elias Hicks (an older cousin of Edward, the painter), an itinerant...Long Island who was born in 1748. From about 1819, Elias Hicks traveled from meetinghouse to meetinghouse in Philadelphia...
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Free For All
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...somewhat faulty. The term "hick" predates the development of...Society of Friends, led by Elias Hicks. In about 1828, this group...have evolved into the term "hick," since that term was already...hicksville." -Norman L. Hicks Mais Non, M. ShalesNon, non...
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Whitman's sailors and other friends.(Essay)(Walt Whitman)
Magazine article from: The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
; ...his poetry, his prose works (which include essays on Elias Hicks and George Fox), his personal conversations, and even...after publishing essays about the great Quaker preachers Elias Hicks and George Fox, Whitman was still railing that too many...
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Walt Whitman: he was a liberator of people and culture, using a liberated poetic form. (Articles).(Biography)
Magazine article from: The Nation
; ...was electrified by hearing a sermon by Elias Hicks of the Quaker Church on Joralemon Street in Brooklyn. (Hicks's faith in the human spirit was so radical...inherent relations," and that in this, Hicks was "a brook of clear and cool and ever...
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The dilemma of Quaker pacifism in a slaveholding republic, 1833-1865.
Magazine article from: Civil War History
; ...Even as the Society of Friends was rocked by dissension beginning with the theologically liberal preaching of Elias Hicks in the 1820s (Hicks and his followers then established separate meetings of Friends called "Hicksite"--their opponents were...
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Walt Whitman's different lights.
Magazine article from: History Today
; ...Whitman's poetry. Another important formative influence on the young Whitman were the views of Quaker reformer, Elias Hicks. Hicks' transformation of American Quakerism brought it into line with a growing evangelism, replacing a strict code...
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Quakerism, ministry, marriage, and divorce: the ordeal of Priscilla Hunt Cadwalader.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Journal of the Early Republic
; ...preacher of unusual gifts and power, probably the most important woman minister of the time to espouse the cause of Elias Hicks and "Reformation" when the Hicksite Separation of 1827-1828 took place. She traveled over most of the United States...
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