Word: ops
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...op is the only way to go," says an enthusiastic second-year student sitting in the small student lounge in the modest four-story building that houses the law school, located in the Northeastern campus. "The practical experience is invaluable. You really learn all the stuff you're taught in the first year. After working, listening to professors is tough." The range of co-op opportunities is broad: "Some like to work in legal-aid type of projects. Other, like me, who come from a poor background, want to see what a big firm is like." A first-year student...
Much of the audience seemed bewildered by Curtis's remarks, and queries during a question-and-answer session focused on her duties as The Times's op-ed page editor, a position Curtis assumed five months...
...KOGAN, CHANG, AND MA concert was bound to be deluged. With people arriving an hour early, many had to be turned away, but some sneaked in the back. 400 enthusiasts were carried through the flamboyance and dash of Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata, op. 47 (1803), and the ethereal nuances of Schubert's Piano Trio in E Flat, op...
...fateful step followed another: editorship of the Kaimin, a Sears journalism internship grant in Washington, a random letter to Anderson when there was an opening on his staff. Now millions read Cloherty's copy "three or four times in a good week," on the op-ed (or less prominent) pages of hundreds of newspapers...
...been used as the basis for an episode. Bank Robber Edward Bunker (doing five years) recently sold the screen rights to his first novel, No Beast So Fierce, to Actor Dustin Hoffman for $80,000. Bonanno had a piece on prison life on the New York Times's Op-Ed page and has sold a story to Tennis magazine. Bank Robber Hank Garrison (now serving a ten-year term) just sold a story to Stag magazine. "It may not be impressive to some people," says Robert Dellinger, who runs the workshop, "but here...