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...news that Ferguson tried to cobble together a consortium to buy the club to stave off a bid by Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB will likely cement him more strongly still in the hearts of the estimated 50 million Manchester United fans worldwide who are this book's natural readership. For the rest of us, a 600-page biography, complete with footnotes, appendices and an index, suggests the complex life of a statesman spent in deep intrigue. But Ferguson, for all his paradoxes, is not the man of mystery the assiduous and insightful Crick requires to show his best form. Thankfully...
...WILL EISNER MAKES UP THE PHRASE GRAPHIC NOVEL TO DESCRIBE HIS BOOK "A CONTRACT WITH GOD," WHICH TARGETS A MORE MATURE, LITERARY READERSHIP...
Here at Harvard, the center of the academic universe, it’s easy to take for granted that the rest of the Times readership would take interest in the loss of one of our most visible professors. If the Times reports on the comings and goings of a Yankee or a Knick, then the comings and going of a Harvard University Professor certainly warrants attention...
Unlike most undergraduate columns, “Sex and the (Elm) City” is actually widely read. In fact, the column commands not only a sizeable readership on the Yale campus (among the small but growing minority at Yale who are capable of reading, of course) but, even more remarkably for a student column, Krinsky’s byline is read beyond Yale’s ivory towers...
Stoll said the new paper would attract a readership looking for a high-quality “lively, but serious newspaper...