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John C. Hayes
Editorial Director
Shalmali Pal
News Editor
Anne Landry, Ronald Piana
Feature Editors
Terri Gelfand
Managing Editor
Lisa Katz
Creative Director
Nancy Bitteker
Group Creative Director
Carolyn Harrington
Art Director
Barbara Boughton, Catherine Donnelly, Jordana Bieze Foster, Caroline Helwick, Susan London, June Skinner, Kathlyn Stone, Steven Wagner
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Amy Erdman
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