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...YORK: After one of the more sensational rollouts in publishing history, John F. Kennedy Jr.'s celeb-studded political monthly "George" has hit its first public potholes. Eric Etheridge, the magazine's editor, is leaving after just two issues, citing "editorial differences." Kennedy, whose title is editor-in-chief, will reportedly assume Etheridge's hands-on duties at the magazine, a joint undertaking between Kennedy's Random Ventures Inc. and French publisher Hachette Filipacchi. From the beginning "George" defied the odds against political publications by selling 500,000 copies of its innaugural issue. And though it received favorable critical reviews...
...covered with distinction as a TIME political correspondent, and in New York City. Actually, he did feel a little lost after turning in his first story for TIME back in 1978. The lead of the piece, which began "Prior to taking office, Jimmy Carter...," was circled by then editor-in-chief Henry Grunwald (who had been TIME managing editor No. 9), who scrawled in the margin, "Prior is a God-awful word...
...last week, when Gingrich sat down for a final interview with Tumulty; editor-in-chief Norman Pearlstine; Walter Isaacson, who will become TIME's managing editor in January; executive editor Jim Kelly; chief of correspondents Joelle Attinger; and Washington bureau chief Dan Goodgame, the Speaker was a chastened man coping with the fact that he has become a liability to the party he helped transform. He arrived with his hair still wet from his morning swim, and his mood during the hour-and-a-half session was cautious; he remembered to rein himself in. In fact, he joked about...
...addition to serving as the editor-in-chief of the Harvard International Review, Toloui was the community outreach director of the Small Claims Advisory Service and a member of the board of the Harvard International Relations Council...
...close 3-2 vote, the panel of student judges--which included Georg S. Dukas '97, the editor-in-chief of the International Review, Jonathan P. Feeney '98, Undergraduate Council President Robert M. Hyman '98-'97, Crimson editor Ben J. Lima '98 and Crimson President Andrew L. Wright '96--picked the group Daily Planet as the winner...