There are columnists in the heating business and columnists in the lighting business.
Callers to radio talk shows and columnists in the news media have given Clemens's protest little credence.
Post editors ordered an all-points assault, marshalling at least twenty reporters and columnists in the cause of exposing their counterparts as "scamsters," "goobers," and "pinheads".
If the editorialists and columnists in the news media make this assumption, they should frankly say so (and hold their breath until the next attack).
"Today's judgment is a positive development whereby norms of justice have prevailed," said Raza Rumi, a political analyst and columnist in the eastern city of Lahore.
Other speakers have included Lewis Whyld, the Telegraph's specialist in drone journalism, and the former Independent editor and columnist in the i Simon Kelner, who runs the PR company Seven Dials.
As a writer, editor, interviewer, moderator and columnist in the tech media world he covers everything the smallest tech startups and the largest tech giants.
The two men are, presumably, the lucky ones, if only because they no longer are around to face the accumulating wrath of Red Sox Nation, a fury being unleashed by fans and hosts on talk radio and by writers and columnists in Boston's newspapers in the wake of the team's historic September collapse.
Now, the biggest divide, even a newly-minted Blogger knows, between the analytic experts online and the color-commentator guys on television (and the columnists in the tabloids) is that the analytic experts all insist that the N.F.L. is a passing league, dependent on a passing game, while the color-commentators and the folk wisdoms still insist that you have to run to win.
"We are now facing a sectarian society and street," wrote Amr el-Shoubky, a political analyst and columnist, in an article under the headline "The New Sectarianism: The Alienation of Christians," which appeared in the daily newspaper Al Masry al-Youm.
So leader writers, commentators and columnists joined in the fray.
