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...original purpose of The Phoenix makes it much the same as the Village Voice. Tarter commented. "But not in a marketing sense." he quickly added. "The Village Voice makes a lot of money, but making money is not a reason to start a paper...
...want a place where what we write won't get fucked over, a place where we have some control over what we write," Tarter said. This was the reason a group of writers got together to start the Village Voice. The same reason brought the writers on The Phoenix together...
...paper also differs from the Voice in the length of its articles. "We're committed to a good deal of short pieces." Tarter said, reflecting dispatched with tear gas and billy clubs." The article later noted the significance of the month of November for another group of demonstrators. "The Industrial Workers of the World had a motto. 'In November We Remember,' because it was in November that their best organizers always seemed to get lynched or shot or maimed...
...world as black and white," Tarter said. "We see the that he may have been prejudiced by his experience as a reporter for Time. Most of the paper's articles do not extend to more than a page. (The paper also runs a column of "Short Takes" in each issue, little bits of news handled in a fashion similar to the "Film Clips...
...While Tarter told me that one of the staff's strongest beliefs is "You shouldn't tell people what to think," the paper does seem to have a message. The message is not conveyed directly, but through the paper's whole style. The editors once admitted that, without conscious plan, their articles say "a great deal about the way this country is turning itself into a rather bleak, violent kind of place-in the name of a better world...