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2007 article index: Authors last names G-J

List of stories written by authors whose last name starts with G-J in January through December of Veterinary Economics.

AUTHORS G-J

Glassman, Gary I., CPA

See Tax Strategies By Gary I. Glassman, CPA

Pump it up, Feb., p. 34

Stay straight with the IRS, March, p. 78

Don't get knocked out when you buy in, Sept., p. 54

Grasse, Dr. Frank

Hanging tough, April, p. 26

Guenther, Dr. James E., CVPM, MBA

Have your cake and eat it too, June Equine Section, p. 1

Come-from-behind communication, June Equine Section, p. 4

Sizing up your practice, Dec. Equine Section, p. 1

Harper, Jessica

A generation apart, Feb. Equine Section, p. 1

Hartin, Angie

Phone room gives clients equal attention, Jan., p. 18

A mint on the pillow, March, p. 20

Heath, Dr. Melody O.

A loyal pup who never forgot Mom, June, p. 28

Howard, Brendan

X marks the spot, Jan. Equine Section, p. 1

Time to budge on budgeting, March Equine Section, p. 8

No better time to pay than now, July Equine Section, p. 2

The worst client ever, Sept. Equine Section, p. 1

A new era of corporate practice, Nov., p. 28

Plain danger, Nov. Equine Section, p. 2

Huss, Dr. Brian T., DACVS

A million-dollar growth spurt, June, p. 70

Jorgensen, Dr. James

Prove you're a professional, Jan., p. 88

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