Jane Glen Haas, 74, nationally syndicated newspaper columnist: Don't call anyone "elderly".
Elizabeth also picked up Emily's syndicated newspaper column and for many years wrote a column in Good Housekeeping.
He writes for Esquire magazine; he has a syndicated newspaper column; he blogs and Twitters like a madman.
The play received mixed reviews, but Eleanor Roosevelt, in her nationally syndicated newspaper column, "My Day," praised Ms. White's acting for its "restraint and beauty".
Heaping scorn on Jack Anderson 1922-20055), the muckraking syndicated newspaper columnist, became an art form among the politicians of the 1960s and '70s.
In the digital era, the very idea of syndicated, newspaper cartoons is antiquated, so why should the humor be any less so?
His journal articles and widely syndicated newspaper columns were published in collections such as The Abuse Excuse (1994); his other books include Reasonable Doubts (1966) and The Best Defense (1982).
Rogers also wrote books, articles, and a syndicated newspaper column; he frequently performed on radio and was a popular after-dinner speaker.
His father writes a syndicated newspaper column for Newsday and is also an author whose books include "The Short Sweet Dream of Eduardo Gutiérrez" (Three Rivers Press, 2003).
Along the way he wrote bestselling books on economics and investing, was a syndicated newspaper columnist, edited two successful newsletters, and gave hundreds of speeches.
