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...best and best-known journalists have left for a smaller station based in Moscow, but there they'll also live under the threat of having their broadcast license taken away. There seems to be little refuge for the survivors of the Gusinsky media empire. The group's radio station, Echo Moscow, which was even more outspokenly critical of President Putin than NTV, hasn't yet been touched, but it may be only a matter of time...
...appeared effortlessly expert, unassailably reasoned, as burnished as literature. One of the most colorful characters to walk our halls, George paced the corridors in stocking feet, opining loudly (and not always politely) on the ingredients of his stories even as he engineered the facts into narrative. The halls still echo too with his wickedly rewritten lyrics parodying political and journalistic betes noires, a skill he easily transposed to hilarious songs celebrating his many friends on staff. His talents humbled...
...bossa nova great Joao Gilberto; Max de Castro, son of bossa nova singer Wilson Simonal, also made a splash with his album Samba Raro. Now Moreno Veloso, son of Tropicalia genius Caetano Veloso, is raising his voice. Veloso's CD (made with bandmates Domenico and Kassin) is no mere echo of his father; his inventive songs have a quiet, vernal charm all their...
...arguments to justify the theft--that it was not theft because the Herald was freely distributed or that it was a legitimate act of "civil disobedience"--are so poor that it is disturbing that so many members of Brown's faculty, tenured professors dedicated to reasoned study, would echo and support them...
Lentz's battery-mates echo Walsh's sentiment...