A.C. Snow
Snow: Whether for the athletes’ violence or skill, football still draws a crowd
A.C. Snow writes about the attractions of football and some of its toughest players.
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Snow: Making magic in sales requires ‘riding on a smile and a shoestring”
A.C. Snow recounts how successful salesmanship requires a special talent and charismatic fervor for the challenge, as well as the bravado to face the prospect of having doors slammed in your face – or worse.
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Nonverbal communication: Beware of tail-wagging dogs
A.C. Snow ponders non-verbal communications between couples, friends and a not-so-subtle dog.
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HOME & GARDEN
Snow: Make room for a tree house in your life
Ever since Robinson Crusoe, stranded on a jungle island, built his tree house, children have craved a tree house.
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A.C. Snow remembers with fondness his longtime neighbor in Raleigh
A.C. Snow recalls neighbors who became like family during 53 years in Raleigh.
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LIVING
Snow: Getting by security with guns or barbecue
A.C. Snow considers air travel, crab cakes and a suitcase-packing preacher.
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Snow: We all want sprinkles on our ice cream
Columnist A.C. Snow tries to imagine not being able to provide the bare necessities of life – much less any “sprinkles.”
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A.C. Snow writes of birth, death and art
A new sculpture commissioned for the Raleigh-Durham airport raises existential questions for columnist A.C. Snow.
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Snow: Hard-hearted Texas tougher than Tarheelia
A lot of folks these days think they’re being pushed around unmercifully by a Republican-dominated legislature that has seemed especially hard-hearted with legislation affecting women, the poor and middle class.
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Snow: A beachy 4th and other miscellany
A.C. Snow reflects on holiday crowds and how much young'uns can learn when they put technology aside.
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Snow: The way we were vs. the way we are
What Raleigh was like before the ‘second Yankee invasion.’

