Word: globe
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...native of Brooklyn, Harts is employed on a part-time basis by The Boston Globe as a writer for the Living section One Globe editor called Harts a "very, very competent worker who was always improving and had considerable respect among Boston theatrical types...
...addition to writing drama reviews and features for the Globe, Harts is the author of a novel called The proteus Factor...
...Restic seems to think otherwise. He told the Boston Globe Saturday. "What hurts is that those few who had problems didn't have the courtesy to come to my office to discuss it instead of going first to The Crimson Those people didn't want anything solved I have a pretty good idea who the few are, and they're trying to capitalize on this...
...reputation," he told the Globe Saturday, "is also a thing of concern...
Newspapers were reduced to running side-by-side reports from the two capitals. Television networks, which pride themselves on being able to show events as they are happening anywhere on the globe, found themselves picturing Margaret Thatcher walking in and out of No. 10 Downing Street-again and again-though some good still shots eventually began to surface. Says CBS Evening News Executive Producer Van Gordon Sauter: "Viewers have become accustomed to not just instant but instantaneous coverage. And they, like our TV news people, are frustrated because it's just not available." Occasionally the British shipboard correspondents were...