Word: edition
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...fantasy persists. Even if it's "only" a $50 prize, this contest appears to differ drastically from those run by various companies in one very important way. For those resume contests, we had to use real resumes. But here, it would seem, one may not only edit and amplify, but entirely refashion oneself, creating a new identity for the contest alone. Tired of your dull laundry list of menial work-study jobs with inflated titles? Just turn yourself into John Adams, Class of 1755: "Built foundation of new government to alter national consciousness." Or Henry David Thoreau, Class...
...only does Bechis edit his school newspaper, but he will graduate first in his class this June...
Much like Dartboard, apparently. Maybe we shouldn't be so quick to judge. After an extensive edit, Dartboard's editor ever-so-politely mentioned that Quayle is supposed to have an "e" on the end of it. Silly us, we thought it was "Quayle." Who's never made that mistake before...
...heard about [DuBois'] idea as an undergraduate at "I've always loved encyclopedias, so I wanted to edit an encyclopedia and do something good for black people...
...your life story to an outsider turns you off, consider self-publishing. It can be a time-consuming option, forcing you to deal with production, distribution and marketing. But self-publishing is one way to keep a book truly your own. An alternative is a vanity press, which will edit, design, typeset and print your book, and then bill you for the services--all of which can cost tens of thousands of dollars...