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...weekly news magazine targeting college students, reportedly soon to begin publication by The Boston Herald, has local college newspapers worried about possible threats to their advertising revenues...
...memo to editors at area college papers, Boston University Daily Free Press editor Tammy H. Audeh said last month that The Herald's campus edition of its weekly Scene magazine will draw advertisers by undercutting the ad rates charged by local college papers...
Audeh suggested in her memo that advertisers may switch to the Herald because it can offer a "professional product," greater circulation and a national reputation...
...more difficult assignment than ever. Most journalists do the prescribed, unenlightening rounds of officialdom in Havana, sneak off to see a few dissidents, then interview cab drivers or disgruntled locals in food lines. Honesty is like bread -- a commodity on rations. Oppenheimer, a Pulitzer-prizewinning correspondent for the Miami Herald, found a way around this difficulty: he carried letters from Cubans in Miami to relatives on the island, thus gaining their trust. As a result, he captures a truer, if sadder, portrait of Cuba today...
...Story is not just another eloquent instrumental statement. It is a "theme" album with a surprising subject: Pat Metheny. The tracks form an emotional though virtually wordless chronicle of his ill-fated romance with a Brazilian woman. Above the Treetops uses a sweet-voiced Cambodian women's choir to herald the excitement of new love. The intensity builds through the poignant Longest Summer (on which Metheny makes his piano debut). The wrenching finale, Not to Be Forgotten, won't be. And neither will Metheny's daring new venture into himself...