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Editorial content, in Goldman's eyes is yin, the spiritual side of his magazine. Hence, you guessed it, advertising copy is yang or the material side of Journal. A swift Zen incantation, and presto! solvency, self-reliance, "independence from the artificial needs fostered by a consumer society" and a readership...
...whose time has come. The cliché does not go far enough. The right idea in the right time and place can also be powerfully profitable. John Kenneth Galbraith's The Age of Uncertainty is part of this happy confluence. The book will receive not only a wide readership (it is already a selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club) but also a wide viewership. The BBC has filmed The Age of Uncertainty as a 13-part TV series...
...Studies, The Committee Against Racism, and the Task Force on Affirmative Action) presented statements of solidarity--but this was not mentioned anywhere in the Crimson article. This omission was critical enough, we feel, to have undermined our entire effort by misrepresenting our aim to The Crimson's wide readership...
...wonder who reads this kind of publication besides myself. Are there other news schlock fanatics out there somewhere, eager to explore a fantasy world more "real" than everyday life because it appears in print? I'm not sure there are. Perhaps most of the shlock readership is made up of housewives, middle-American prisoners of the vacuum and the mop, crying babies over their shoulders and Rice Krispies cookies in their ovens. The Star, after all, is ostensibly for "American Women." The Enquirer and Midnight claim a more diverse audience...
...publication is aimed at college professors at Harvard who secretly masturbate. Seriously, a demographic survey showed that our readership is just behind that of The New Yorker, which either means that we have a brilliant readership or that the people interviewed are psychopathic liars...