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King Kaufman (page 19)

King Kaufman joined Salon in 1997 as its first copy chief. Its first copy editor, too. Over the years he has had various writing and editing jobs, most notably typing a sports column from 2002 through 2009. Before coming to Salon, he spent seven years at the San Francisco Examiner, where he also held various writing and editing jobs, the most colorful of which was boxing writer. Along the way there was also a music career that was commercially unsuccessful but artistically dismal.

King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

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They’re (formerly) grrrrreat!

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Tinky Winky says bye-bye to Jerry Falwell

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World-class athletes and the usual misdemeanors

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Peace out, my Wigga

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The Dems’ other big win

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The morning after: The GOP reacts

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The morning after: Righty bloggers react

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Matthews on Hillary: Good point, then a weird point

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Oh, Daddy!

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The year in sports

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Salon’s worst calls

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Relentless champions

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The year in sports

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MSNBC’s undecideds break for Kerry

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Taking advantage of those who died on 9/11

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The blue-collar bowl

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