A BEAUTIFUL STADIUM, BUT STILL AN UGLY TEAMHARRINGTON LEADS A LATE RALLY, BUT LIONS FALL TO PACKERS, 37-31September 23, 2002 | Detroit Free PressAnd the honeymoon's over.It lasted about an hour, just long enough to see a new stadium open, a new set of traffic ...Read More
A SERIOUS LOOK AT WACKY WEED AND SUFFERINGSeptember 22, 2002 | Detroit Free PressHer mornings are never that good anyhow because she wakes up with a leg that is withered from polio. Still, this ...Read More
REALITY PUNCHES LIONS BOSS, BUT HE KEEPS ON HITTING BACKDOGGED BY LOSING, HE SAYS HE PLANS TO ‘SWING UNTIL THE END’September 20, 2002 | Detroit Free PressHe still gets to work before sunrise. He still growls when he makes a point. He still believes -- in himself and ...Read More
WHO BEAT THEM NOW? OH, FOR PEETE’S SAKE!September 16, 2002 | Detroit Free PressCHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Detroit Lions do not know what they're doing. They are totally lost. I want to say that up ...Read More
OOPS! LIONS PLAY IT FOR LAUGHS AGAINDOLPHINS 49, LIONS 21September 9, 2002 | Detroit Free PressMIAMI -- It's not the heat, it's the humility.Once again, with a performance that can only be called "Lionesque," ...Read More
THE TROUBLE WITH BUSINESS IS BUSINESSAugust 11, 2002 | Detroit Free PressMr. Kozlowski wanted a new house. So he took a loan. The loan was for $19 million. He took it from his ...Read More
A FIGHT FOR LIFE AND A LIFE THROWN AWAYAugust 4, 2002 | Detroit Free PressThis is a column about life and death and the inches in between. One story comes from the coal mines of ...Read More
LAWYERS FIND NEW TARGET: THE BIG MACJuly 28, 2002 | Detroit Free PressSince the act of eating a fast-food cheeseburger involves a series of voluntary behaviors -- you must decide you ...Read More