Word: paged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...there is a second view of Harvard that only infrequently finds its way onto the editorial page but is commonly voiced in the dining halls and by senior gift representatives. We are Harvard, says this view; Harvard is its students. Those who take this view do not usually dispute the litany of institutional complaints voiced by the first group, but seek to de-emphasize them. Sure, it's annoying that the institution with the $11 billion endowment is too cheap to pay for a student center, or even a decent Springfest band. But Harvard rightly remains...
...administration this year after more than 30 years in University Hall. It takes a rare kind of individual to succeed at what seems like an often thankless job, but Epps has excelled. Our dean has taken plenty of abuse over the last three decades--some of it from this page--but we hope that is not how he will remember his time at Harvard...
Epps went back into the building through a different door and was again forced out. A picture of the struggling young dean being pushed out of the building ran on the front page of the New York Times...
This homage to manhood at its most base has not been confined to the printed page. If lughead chic is the reigning ethos of men's periodicals, it is also spreading its reach further into the culture as an increasingly dominant force on cable TV. The cartoonishly staged wrestling programs airing on USA, TNT and TBS continue to draw millions of young male viewers, occupying a majority of the top spots on lists of cable's most watched shows. Next month the FX channel will launch The Toughman Championship Series, a program that will pit real-life paunchy men against...
...faxed it to several magazines, including Newsweek's Marc Peyser, who writes the Newsmakers page. Peyser didn't call. The only one to respond was Michele Orecklin, the writer of TIME's People page, who sits two doors down from me. But she just wanted to know if I wanted to get lunch after she talked to Christie Brinkley's and Joan Jett's publicists about their trip to the Balkans...