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...energetic and a little bit wary. But no one else was nervous, knowing that Rachel would continue crafting prose from poorly strewn together clichés without discouraging the eager compers who submit that shit. Rachel has an almost preternatural instinct for what elements go into a good FM story. It’s actually amazing to watch her thought process, which after working on more than three dozen issues together, I’ve come to understand and (almost) anticipate. There are few people with whom I can sufficiently communicate with a simple look, a knowing smile or vague...
...also have more people talking about themselves throughout the issue. Or, really, FM talking about FM. If you only want to see one page in this issue, please read page nine. Rachel spent a morning (well, actually, many mornings, but only one as a reporter) with two full-time employees of The Crimson who make sure that the paper comes out every weekday. Brian Byrne and George Dioguraei are two of the least known people at 14 Plympton Street, but two of the most crucial. Most people don’t even realize that we have our own presses here...
There are a lot of other people, whose names rarely (or never) appear in the pages of FM, without whom we couldn’t produce 24 pages each week. And next semester there will be a new crop of executives, whose names and faces you should get to know now (see page 19), who will take charge of finding the people and events that deserve their 15 minutes in our pages...
...turn the mag over to the new class, I can’t help but laugh at how green I was at my first FM meeting and even at how naive I was last December. We didn’t write all the stories we wanted or execute all the new plans we hatched for improving production and making the magazine fresher. But we learned and made adjustments and along the way we produced 524 pages of content. There is much more to be written, but not here. Be sure to check out the next set of pages in early...
...times may be a’changing, but FM’s insatiable desire for word games remains strong. Her freshman year, outgoing FM chair Rachel E. Dry interviewed local crossword-writing maven, Brendan Emmett Quigley. Three years later, Quigley returns to our pages with a very special FM-related puzzle. Enjoy...