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...best writers I have had the pleasure of knowing, certainly helped, but she couldn’t hold my hand. But, in doing, in making mistakes, in occasionally getting things really, really right, the year has gone by. The magazine came out 22 times under Elizabeth, publisher Evan R. Johnson ’06, our amazing beautiful staff of associates, designers, photogs, and me. We published some pretty good stories. And now, I’ve come away from my three-and-a-half years at the magazine a better reporter and writer...
...Evan R. Johnson ’06, Magazine Publisher: Hi, I’m Evan, hello, um, er, E-lisssaaa-beeeet...
...election that made him famous, he didn't win; Lyndon Johnson did, 49% to 42%, in New Hampshire's 1968 Democratic presidential primary. But EUGENE MCCARTHY, who died last week at 89 in Washington, had scared the sitting President by articulating a principled opposition to the Vietnam War and corralling enough idealists to turn vexation into votes. Thousands of the scruffy young went Clean for Gene, proselytizing in New Hampshire, then in Wisconsin, where the Minnesota Senator won, 57% to 35%. That humiliation persuaded Johnson to quit the race...
...tried to mix it up a little bit...We changed some lines up to see if we could get a little bit of a spark.” Junior pivot Kevin Du and freshmanwinger Jimmy Fraser were promoted to the first line, while top-line regulars Charlie Johnson and sophomore Jon Pelle moved to the second and fourth lines, respectively. The only unit that remained unaltered—and that received the starting nod from Donato—was the third line, featuring sophomores Tyler Magura and Dave Watters and junior Steve Mandes. DU IT AGAIN After moving...
...session in New York City last month, the film’s director, producer, and six principal actors make their pitch. Whirling through talking points with flashes of genuine charm, the creative team returns more than once to the example set by two particular feats of cinematic wizardry.Producer Mark Johnson takes the most direct route, naming them nonchalantly.“I always thought that Narnia was real,” he says. “After the success of films like ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Harry Potter...