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Sally Kalson's weekly column of social satire, political commentary and personal
observation has been running in the Post-Gazette since 1988. Kalson earned, but
unfortunately did not receive, the Nobel Prize in medicine for her discovery of Toxic Shop
Syndrome, one of the defining social diseases of the '90s. She has also identified the
real problem with Barbie (the doll), which is not her shape but her values, and wondered
why seven children born simultaneously are a "miracle" deserving of taxpayer
support while other children born sequentially are having their safety net destroyed.
When not writing columns, Kalson has covered subjects as diverse as life
in the war zones of Nicaragua to intemperate judges in the courtrooms of Allegheny County.
Currently, she covers the family issues beat for the Post-Gazette.
Sally's columns can be found in the Wednesday Region section.
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