Word: mirrorized
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...face-lift of the Sunday Los Angeles Times Magazine is just the latest indication that the once somnolent flagship of the Times Mirror Co. is positioning itself to challenge the nation's most highly regarded newspapers -- the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal -- for visibility, influence and prestige. With a daily circulation of 1.2 million, the L.A. Times is already the largest metropolitan paper in the U.S., outstripping the daily New York Times by 88,000 and the Washington Post by 416,000. Its profits for 1991 are projected to top $110 million, double that...
...found everywhere, to be sure, but in many places professors contend it is becoming dominant. While American universities and colleges have always been centers for the critical examination of Western assumptions and beliefs, the examination has taken a harsh and strident turn. At times it amounts to a mirror-image reversal of basic assumptions held by the nation's majority...
...will assist the town with its fiscal problems. I would also hope that the News would come to be seen as an important voice internationally to tell the world how America feels." Maxwell insists that the News will "certainly not" install a staple of his beetle-browed London Daily Mirror (circ. 3 million) -- cheesecake photos of women...
...believes in hands-on management of newspapers. After launching the London Daily News in 1987 and folding it within five months in the wake of reported losses of $50 million, he vowed never again to leave management of a daily to its staff. At the Daily Mirror, Maxwell sometimes wrote editorials, and says he may do so again at the Daily News. The downside of his intensity is that he tends to lose passion for projects and move on to new obsessions...
...ambiguity is heightened by blocking off the people's faces, one cut off by the edge of the mirror and another obscured by a railing on the truck...