Word: tabloidism
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This spring a transfer student resurrected Padan Aram, changing it from its previous tabloid format to that of a small, bound magazine. Eric-Steven Guttierez '84 hopes to make Padan Aram a more vibrant presence in the Harvard Community...
...There's a lot of beauty and art in science, and a lot of science in art," says Dudley Herschbech-Carrier House Master and one of the magazine's faculty advisors. About a dozen students contributed to the 12-page tabloid magazine...
...roots in the journalism business took hold in 1972, when he co founded The Real Paper, an "alternative," left wing Boston tabloid that approximated. The Village Voice in style and content. With little experience in building and managing a fledgling newspaper Rotner became. The Real Paper's first publisher...
...effect, Donaldson is the television equivalent of the hard-sell tabloid newspaper. He appears more interested in emotion, in the fates of careers and in the flow of power than in the substance of Government. He gives an apocalyptic tone to even humdrum stories: after two of Reagan's Cabinet aides resigned in January to take lucrative jobs in industry, Donaldson intoned that Reagan was "the only President in modern times to lose four Cabinet members in less than two years." He ended a report about a less than climactic presidential press conference with the hyperbolic warning that Reagan...
...heroin and cocaine. Early that afternoon the wasted comedian was dead in his hotel bed, and a Hollywood hanger-on named Cathy Smith was in Los Angeles police custody. But Smith, who had been with Belushi all night, was not charged with any crime. Two months later, the tabloid National Enquirer reportedly paid her $15,000 for an interview. The paper quoted her (inaccurately, she claims) as saying that she had given Belushi the fatal hypodermic dose...