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...Crimson recently sat down with Sebastian, a government concentrator in Leverett House, to discuss the humble beginning and the ambitious future of Harvard’s most unabashedly girly publication."I remember sitting in my dorm with my three roommates, and we were all reading different magazines??“Cosmo,” “Seventeen,” “Marie Claire.” They were all fun to talk about, fun to read, but none of them really addressed the issues of the college student, and I thought, “What...
...support as a partner and mentor as we tackle the challenges ahead,” Kim wrote in an e-mail. Bradley said it was his faith in Kim and his interest in “an enterprise that takes us deeper into the very hard world of retail magazines?? that inspired the investment in 02138. But Harvard alumni are a very small market, about 300,000, and one already served by the free, bimonthly publication Harvard Magazine, which is distributed to graduates, faculty, and all Harvard staff. John S. Rosenberg, editor of Harvard Magazine, is not worried...
...culture junkie, each forward step for promotion brings almost more fascination than trepidation. But I’ve got enough things talking to me (not to mention the actual people I’m supposed to be interacting with). The magazines??and t-shirts, and unnecessary waste of rubber (and voice in my head telling me to burn things?), and whatever doohickey they come up with next—can shut...
...lineup, available on the magazines?? websites as well as in Prospect’s October print edition, is an expansion of a list Prospect published last year of the top 100 public intellectuals in Britain. Marn said that FP was eager to collaborate with Prospect on this project...
...People’s Daily credits Wang Huapeng, director of the SPPA’s Foreign Exchange and Cooperation Department, as the official who noticed the American magazines?? oversight...