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	YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at ''Esquire Magazine'', married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, ~~Gifford~~ hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)		YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at ''Esquire Magazine.'' She married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator. She imported and designed shoes and was a "superb writer" who, her father hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)

	Prior to 1997 when Gifford wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when Gifford wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he ~~was making~~ a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the "Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church," while he made a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5)

	In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)		In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)

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	YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at ''Esquire Magazine'', married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, he hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)		YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at ''Esquire Magazine'', married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, Gifford hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)

	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when Gifford wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5) In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5)

			In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)

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Randylyon at 03:54, 2 April 2016

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	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5) In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5) In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)

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	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5) In 2013 Vicki James Yiannias is a writer/editor for ''Greek News'', a weekly newspaper published in New York City. She had been an editor or writer for ''Odyssey'', ''The Greek American'', and Simon & Schuster. (6)

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	5. "More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City” Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/syrna-the-destruction-of-a-cosmopolitan-city/		5. "More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City” Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/syrna-the-destruction-of-a-cosmopolitan-city/

			6. AHIF Policy Journal. Online: http://ahiworld.org/AHIFpolicyjournal/pdfs/Volume4Winter/7-VickiYiannias.pdf

	"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/		"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/

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Randylyon at 03:50, 2 April 2016

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	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to ~~2009~~.” (4)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009” (4) and More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City.” (5)

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	4. “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009." Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/charin-didomen-archbishop-demetrios-of-america-the-first-decade-1999-to-2009/		4. “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009." Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/charin-didomen-archbishop-demetrios-of-america-the-first-decade-1999-to-2009/

			5. "More Than History: “SMYRNA, The Destruction of A Cosmopolitan City” Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/syrna-the-destruction-of-a-cosmopolitan-city/

	"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/		"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/

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	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3) Among other writings, Yiannias wrote “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009.” (4)

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	3. Ibid.		3. Ibid.

			4. “Charin Didomen”: “Archbishop Demetrios of America, The First Decade 1999 to 2009." Online: http://www.greeknewsonline.com/charin-didomen-archbishop-demetrios-of-america-the-first-decade-1999-to-2009/

	"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/		"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/

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	3. Ibid.		3. Ibid.

			"The Unabridged Esquire Masthead," Online: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a5076/unabridged-esquire-masthead-1008/

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	YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at Esquire Magazine, married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, he hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)		YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas\|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at ''Esquire Magazine'', married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, he hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)

	Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of The Hellenic Chronicle, a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)		Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of ''The Hellenic Chronicle'', a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

	In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3)		In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3)

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YIANNIAS, Vicki. (Dubuque, IA-- ). According to [[GIFFORD, Thomas|Thomas GIFFORD]], Yiannis worked at Esquire Magazine, married an artist and was herself an artist as a graphic designer and illustrator, imported and designed shoes, and was a "superb writer" who, he hoped one day, would write a novel. (1)

Prior to 1997 when he wrote of her, Yiannis became the New York correspondent of The Hellenic Chronicle, a national Greek newspaper headquartered in Boston. When anything of interest to the Greek community along the East Coast occurred, it was Yiannis who was likely to be reporting on it for the newspaper. (2)

In 1997 Yiannis was one of three Greek/American reporters assigned to travel with Patriarch Bartholomew, considered the Pope of the Eastern Orthodox Church, while he was making a North American tour. (3)

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1. Gifford, Thomas. "Dubuque Native Covers the Patriarch," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 13, 1997, p. 4A

2. Ibid.

3. Ibid.

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