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...used to throwing as many parties.”“It was very rare for me to spend a night in which the central event was a freshman dorm,” says Nick J. Melvoin ’08, who is also a Crimson editor, recalling his freshman year. Because of the state law banning underage drinking, the University is responsible for ensuring that freshmen are behaving legally. “If there’s an event in a freshman dorm, we can pretty much assume that it’s being hosted by someone underage...
Zachary M. Seward ’07, of Scarsdale, New York and Lowell House, will serve as managing editor...
...fourth-generation journalist and son of a country editor in Greenfield, Iowa, Sidey never became a prisoner of the Beltway. He'd often go home to Iowa to listen and learn what Americans were thinking. He was among the first print journalists on regular television, appearing on the late Agronsky & Company. As he scaled back his work for TIME, he continued to be deeply involved in the life of the White House. He was active in the White House Historical Association and co-wrote a book, The Presidents of the United States of America, that is a good history...
...Goodgame, Managing Editor, Fortune Small Business TIME Washington bureau chief...
...Aside from Hugh's hobnobbing with presidents, his graciousness, his wit, he holds another distinction in TIME's history-he was the Washington Bureau chief during Watergate. Thanks to Hugh, along with the main reporter, Sandy Smith, and Managing Editor Henry Grunwald, TIME did a sterling job covering Watergate. It was the only publication (according to Woodward and Bernstein's book, All the President's Men) that could keep up with Washington Post on the story. Henry, of course, wrote the famous "Nixon should resign" editorial, and Sandy was the grizzled mafialogist and investigative reporter from the Chicago Tribune...