Word: robertses
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Labraccio wants to be everyone's personal savior, and in this film, he fares pretty well for himself. Nelson calls him a remarkably talented doctor, and Labraccio is blessed with healing hands. For reasons the audience does not understand, he administers more effective CPR than the other students. But unlike...
Hard-nosed reporters rarely turn into emotional softies when appraising their bosses. But there were few dry eyes at last week's staff meeting after Philadelphia Inquirer executive editor Eugene Roberts Jr., 58, announced that he would retire from the paper that he had transformed from a second-rate daily...
When the quiet, slightly rumpled New York Times national editor took over the Inquirer in 1972, it was considered one of the 10 worst big-city newspapers in the country. He quickly assembled an enterprising staff and gave it generous amounts of time, money and column inches to tackle tough...
Roberts says he is leaving to travel and teach, but several staff members contend that he is exiting primarily because he was worn down by his ongoing tug-of-war with Knight-Ridder officials. Worried about flat circulation (522,000) and flagging advertising revenue (despite respectable pretax profits), the corporate...
JULIA ROBERTS