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...Fail to edit out trite pieces from uninteresting people, especially such words of wisdom as pin-up model Bettie Page’s: “Stop thinking you know it all; you will discover as you get older that you have much to learn...
...Also fail to edit out trite pieces from extremely fascinating people, such as artist Cindy Sherman: “Whether you go to college or get a job, after finishing high school, MOVE OUT of your PARENTS’ HOUSE...
Even as he worked to edit his film, Saran also devoted his time and effort to fostering the talents of younger Harvard filmmakers when he became a teaching fellow in for the intermediate film course VES 150 in the spring...
...Hughes will still be involved. She will continue to edit Bush's speeches and plan the Administration's broader strategy from the Austin home that she has owned for years (her stepdaughter and granddaughter also live in Austin). She plans to travel to Washington for a few days every couple of weeks. And when the President asked if she would take her place by his side on the campaign plane in 2004, Hughes readily agreed. Until then, there will be plenty of phone calls from the White House. Some of them will no doubt wake up Robert. But at least...
...countless conversations we had where I complained to him about women for our first three-and-a-half years here.) As I rose through the ranks of The Crimson’s news department, things only got crazier. Now I was comp director, and city editor, and needed to edit or proof or dayslot almost every day. This past fall I was spending about 45 hours a week on The Crimson, and getting a lot out of it, but like any other exec I was exhausted by the long nights, the constant lack of sleep, the stress and energy...