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...drew jeers at the Republican Convention and spread fire through the scripts of "Murphy Brown," but for a few Harvard figures listed in a recent Newsweek feature, cultural elitism is a badge of honor...
...journalist such as Maggie Tucker criticizes NBC and its Olympic coverage for sticking to one of the golden rules of journalism ("Coverage Fails to Inspire." August 4, 1992). That rule goes something like this: Follow the story. NBC was hardly the only news organization to spotlight Kim Zmeskal Newsweek even placed her on its cover. The fact is that she is well-known and was expected to do very well in her competition. The story is that she did anything but well, finishing tenth in the overall competition. Of course NBC focus on her as opposed to the unknown gold...
McVea, 30, makes it his business to keep track of cutting-edge technical developments. He worked at Newsweek as head of picture operations before joining TIME in 1988. Over the years, his job has grown from one primarily involved with logistics and coordination to the greater challenge of integrating electronic photo transmission into our operations. The new workstations aren't the only reason Kevin will be working under less pressure in Barcelona. His wife Barbara was due to give birth to their second child only two days after the opening ceremonies in Albertville last February, and he faced a harrowing...
Aiming to harness the enthusiasm and energy of young Americans, the Democrats have been holding outreach training sessions for college Democrats this week. A ticket made up of two baby boomers ("Young Guns," blared Newsweek's recent cover) is an appeal for generational change. And many of the platform planks adopted Tuesday night--including proposals for environmental protection, student loans and a pro-choice stance on abortion--appeared to be in line with the political views of the "twentysomething" generation...
...National politics, for my generation, has become irrelevant," wrote 22-year-old political writer Jonathan S. Cohn '91 in Newsweek. Cohn, a former Crimson president, wrote that young people may be more likely to get involved if a candidate expressly seeks their support...