The best of Bob Steed : the not-so-serious but seriously accomplished life of Robert L. Steed /

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Author / Creator:Steed, Robert L., 1936- author.
Uniform title:Essays. Selections
Edition:First edition.
Imprint:Macon, Georgia : Mercer University Press, ©2014.
Description:224 pages ; 24 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10124271
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Other authors / contributors:Perry, Chuck, author.
ISBN:9780881465099
0881465097
Table of Contents:
  • öLife of Bob Steedö
  • A Man for All Seasons
  • From Roots to Full Bloom
  • Success at Home and Away
  • Mercer-ful Deeds and Honors
  • Half Lawyer, Half Wit
  • The Writings of Bob Steed
  • Willard Lives!
  • Moonbeam vs. the Krystal
  • A Dedicated Profession
  • Another Gay Program
  • Wiflard Makes the Team
  • Younger Lawyers Section Newsletter
  • It's a Family Tradition
  • Is That Really His Name?
  • Who Shaved the Chihuahua?
  • Never Talk Back to a Witch Doctor
  • Essays
  • But Doctor, Have You Hugged Your Lawyer Today?
  • And the Greedy Shall Inherit the Airwaves
  • Ladies, Leave Your Raincoats at Home; Mercer Is a Party School Now
  • You've Nothing to Lose But Serving Suggestions
  • Democracy on the Run
  • Explicit Dr. Ruth Just Can't Compare to Bob and Sally
  • Daily Check of the Obituary Page Spurs a Trip Down Television's Memory Lane
  • Teen-age Argot Will Bring the Decline and Fall of Our Noble Language
  • Better to Shout than to Shoot
  • A New Gender Gap: One Man's Tale on Chili Night
  • The Ultimate Offense: A Book-selling Ploy
  • Just What Does "Hammacher Schlemmer" Mean in German?
  • Obese Abuse (or, Fat People Need Love Too)
  • Beware of Those Jockey Shorts
  • Cable TV Lets the Vandals in the Living Room
  • Has Progress Come to Alabama? Ask the Fellow with a Phone in His Grave
  • If Joggers Need Heavier Hands, Why Don't They Carry Bricks?
  • Judge Wapner: The People's Justice
  • Beware of Wives Bearing Gifts
  • Blunder in Bermuda Matches Bush's Gaffe
  • The "City Too Busy to Hate" Sure Ain't Too Proud to Brag
  • When a Wristwatch Costs $3,192, You Can Bet It's No Bum's Ticker
  • I Was about to Go Baily, but a New Cause Saved Me
  • From All the Gang at Hallmark
  • For Golfers, Just Trying to Decode "The Secret" Is Par for the Course
  • A Ribiting Look of a Toadally Absurd Phenomenon in England
  • Will an "Operation Desert Storm" Be Needed to Halt Swiss Conquest of the World?
  • Chatty Chaslain Audiences Need Some Gag Rules
  • Learning the Ins and Outs of the High-Fashion World
  • Getting a Musical Earful: Because Like, Man, That's What Rock 'n' Roll Is All About
  • Purple Prince Can't Match Music Monarchs of the Past
  • Where Do They Dredge Up Those Folks Who Appear in Infomercial Audiences?
  • Business Types Need to Give Up on the Thought of Dressing Down
  • Women May Dress to the Nines, but Give Them Zero for Footwear
  • The Perils of Custom-tailored Genes
  • Sole of Used Rolex Watches Poses a Threat to Societal Order
  • Ban Those TV Flippers
  • Yes, It's Me and Cm in Love Again
  • State Politicians Deserve to Be Flushed with Victory
  • No Fool Like an Old Fool
  • Killing Bambi: Why Not Let the Deer Have Guns?
  • A Few Tips for Stand-up Comedians Who Don't Always Leave 'em Laughing
  • Sexists, Please Note: Women's Obsession with Hair Matched Only by Men's
  • There's Something Fishy about Those Sushi Bars