Daily Archives: Sunday, September 29, 2002

Maybe he just likes Runner’s World

Posted on Sunday, September 29, 2002 by Rex Hammock

Another story about magazines in Monday’s NYT concludes that appearances by senior White House officials and the President on the covers of “niche” magazines are a part of a grand scheme to avoid interviews with the national mainstream media who … Continue reading →

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Not going anywhere?

Posted on Sunday, September 29, 2002 by Rex Hammock

Profile of David Brewster, ceo of G+J, in Monday’s NYT. Quote: As the days of half-a-billion-dollar acquisitions fade into memory, Mr. Brewster’s task at Gruner & Jahr has shrunk from buying and growing to plain old blocking and tackling. But … Continue reading →

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It’s going to be a long fall

Posted on Sunday, September 29, 2002 by Rex Hammock

It’s going to be a long fall? A pathetic palindrome: 25-52. However, if you want to look on the bright side, at this exact point last season, the Super Bowl winning New England Patriots had the same W-L record as … Continue reading →

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Great moments in research

Posted on Sunday, September 29, 2002 by Rex Hammock

Next time you tell a college student that they will flunk out if they stay drunk all the time and they look at you like you’re crazy or something, then tell them about the shocking findings of some break-through research. … Continue reading →

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