“Bag Boy” and “The Curling Iron” take the top prizes.
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CL Fiction Contest: Introducing… The Winners
“Bag Boy” and “The Curling Iron” take the top prizes.
catherine durkin robinson
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Spanks for nothing
Keep your hands to yourselves — at any age.
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Lectores at UT
The free series features renowned writers, readings and topical discussions.
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The Top 10s of 2011: The good, the bad, the ugly
CL looks back at the year that was.
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Top 10 things to remember next December
What you need to keep reminding yourself about in 2012.
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CL Fiction Contest: Vote for your favorite
The judges have made their choices; now it’s the readers’ turn to weigh in.
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Editor’s Note: CL Holiday Auction raises estimated $17,000 for Children’s Home
Plus: Left-out librarians react to “The Best Book I Read This Year.”
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The Diary of a Wimpy Kid
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The Pre-Occupied Shopping Guide
Tips on supporting local merchants, helping non-profits and giving without spending.
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Mayhem & Macy’s
What we learned from our NYC vacation.
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CL Fiction Contest: Cold cash, hot theme
Deadline for submissions is Dec. 22 at cltampa.com/fictioncontest.
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Ten-plus reasons my life doesn’t suck
Looking for reasons to give thanks? Try mine.
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“Take off that bra, you’re only 8 years old”
Kids grow up fast enough without adults helping them along.
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Carpe dayum
My 11 year-old son’s first date leaves him more experienced than I was at 23.
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Occupy this
Why the Tea Party and Occupy movements are not alike.
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Buc, yes
Learning to love football season: One woman’s advice.
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High holy daze
Rosh Hashanah is a hot ticket: Notes from a wandering Jew.
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Hippie mom battles grocer
Caring about what our children eat is a good thing — up to a point.
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Spies like us
The slippery slope of stealth parenting.
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North vs. South: A tale of two Tampas
She’s seen the city from both sides now.
