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...finally happened -- Bob Dylan has allowed The Times They Are A-Changin' to | be used in an advertisement on television. The ad went on the air this month, but it is not the first -- only the most amazing -- example of the commercial use of a rebellious classic...
...first ad for the post to appear in the Harvard Gazette, for example, ran last Friday, January 21. But the deadline for applications is today, leaving prospective candidates with just three working days to notice the ad and apply...
Teachers said the qualifications outlined inthe Gazette ad would be impossible for anyone butSommers to fulfill. In addition to requiring adoctorate and "a record of research, publicationand intellectual leadership in the teaching ofwriting," the ad says the job will go to someonewith "extensive experience administering a similarprogram...
...Academy Award for Best Actor goes to . . . Jim Varney in The Beverly Hillbillies. Best Picture . . . Hot Shots! Part Deux. Seems unlikely, but the trade papers are running full-page ads of this sort, bugling almost every movie made this year. It's a seasonal thing, like the flu, and will pass once the Feb. 9 nominations are made public. Till then, the big winners will be the ad-fattened trades...
FLOYD BROWN IS BACK. He's the conservative who created the original Willie Horton ad in 1988 and made a video rehashing the Gennifer Flowers mess in 1992, and he is now covertly feeding information and hard-to-find documents to reporters and congressional Republicans looking into the Whitewater affair. Brown's associate David Bossie has been to Little Rock several times digging for dirt. Evidently some Whitewater tale tellers prefer to deal with Brown & Co., figuring Brown can be trusted to protect their sources...