Word: cartoonist
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...immediately understood Farris's cartoon to be making fun of this preposterous image that is a constant presence throughout the U.S. We must criticize the culture that insists on proliferating such horrible images of femininity, not the cartoonist who mocks...
...Paper. I told him I wanted the name of the magazine, as shown on each week's cover and all promotional materials, to read "TIME--featuring the columnistic stylings of Joel Stein." I would get to put back every penis joke my editor cuts. I wanted to fire this cartoonist and hire someone who draws a "thinner, smaller-nosed, more Stamosesque version of me." I asked for more money. I also threw in something about a "lap-dance allowance" because there was some room at the bottom of the e-mail...
Kathy H. Lee '03, a returning Crimson cartoonist, is a government concentrator in Cabot House. She covers local, national and international politics in her art work, including issues relating to the Harvard campus. Her cartoon will appear on Mondays...
Jordanna P. Schutz '02, a physics and math concentrator in Dunster House, was an editorial cartoonist her freshman year, for which she apologizes sincerely. Her subject matter will include a smattering of insular Harvard humor and a handful of commentary on current events, and will avoid at all costs "meta" jokes about the cartoonist not having time to think of a good joke because she is too stressed with her manic Harvard life and too busy searching the Cue Guide for that Holy Grail of a decent Core. Her cartoon appears on Fridays...
...years, the cartoonist brought very good grief to Peanuts fans as Snoopy and Co. made light of melancholy themes such as loneliness and insecurity. In a parable on blind faith, Schulz's Charlie Brown always had the football yanked away from him, but never lost his kick...