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Officials at the Somerville District Court yesterday seemed unaware of the arraignment in Superior Court. The Somerville District Court clerk’s office has not received notice of the indictment, according to a staffer...
...wanted another major general-interest magazine, particularly one whose mix of Hollywood froth and high-minded reportage largely resembled Vanity Fair's. Its editorial vision--vaguely alluded to as starting a national "conversation"--seemed unfocused. "Tina never really talked in terms of who her audience was," said a senior staffer. "She believed that the readers would find her, rather than that she would have to go out and find readers." After a few high-profile early articles, Talk became the worst thing a Tina Brown publication could possibly be: not talked about...
...including some who regard the "Ivory League" graduate as a threat to their turf. As he fends them off, Eastman engineers a campaign of phony Internet postings, staged videos and even a U.S. Senate appearance. This is author Eric Dezenhall's debut novel, and the former Reagan White House staffer and co-founder of a crisis-management firm knows his stuff. His superb eye and ear at times call to mind such masters of the journalistic novel as Tom Wolfe. This is one for the carry-on bag. --By Andrea Sachs...
Wood did not eat a single wing, but his opponent, a Lampoon staffer, was disqualified for being a member of a professional wing-eating club...
...Hilles staffer said she took down a previous copy of the petition because it was not an officially sanctioned Hilles notice. The librarian directed all further inquiries to Beth Brainard, director of communications for Harvard College Library. The staffer soon took down the latest petition, which had been placed on a wall next to the Hilles elevators, just across from the library’s Colloquium Room...