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Compers don’t really flock to the magazine for the chance to write about beer brewing competitions. It’s co-comp director Amelia’s sexy vivacity that lures them in. (They can tell just from the emails.) When she’s famous, we’ll be saying we knew her in the days of Starbucks addiction and incontinent rabbits at Australian Vogue...
...caught up in the swirl of story lists, writers’ meetings and FM soirees. And it certainly didn’t hurt that on my first long assignment I was teamed up with the already-elected, already in-The Crimson-know Rachel E. Dry. We were supposed to write a 2,000 word article but the cover story for that week crumped and suddenly, with only a few days left to report and write, we were writing a scrutiny. Rachel took it all in stride and I tried to follow her lead. Though hers is a near-impossible...
...even realize that we have our own presses here, and these are the guys who print the pages and get the papers delivered on time. There are a lot of other interesting characters who operate behind the scenes of our bright red door. When we decided to write about seven “heroes” of the magazine, we immediately turned to the incredibly talented and super-cute Scott T. Duquette ’05 to draw us pop-inspired renderings of our dedicated extended family. Scott has provided us week in and week out with amazing art delivered...
...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...
Have you ever wanted to write an FM article but just couldn’t find the time...