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MEDIAWEEK
January 5, 2009
Already gone: pop-
culture mag Radar;
Jewish Living; Harvard grad-aimed 02138; and the
New York Sun. In flusher times, publishing chains or private-equity ...
Daily Beast
January 5, 2009
Benjamin Sarlin is a reporter for The Daily Beast. He previously covered
New York City politics for The
New York Sun and has worked for talkingpointsmemo.com.
Media Life Magazine
January 5, 2009
... very few votes apiece, were the closing of magazines from Radar to Playgirl, the exit of Bonnie Fuller from Star and the folding of The
New York Sun. ...
Ha'aretz
January 4, 2009
However, one American mother decided to take action, reports Guldberg: Last year,
New York Sun columnist Lenore Skenazy wrote an article entitled "Why I Let ...
Irish Times
January 4, 2009
Last September, to cite one example, the
New York Sun, a small, combative daily, folded. It had never made a profit but existed largely off the back of ...
Boston Globe
January 3, 2009
With the exception of a wonderful, concise chapter on The
New York Sun's celebrated 19th-century "moon hoax" - the paper officially sanctioned a series of ...
Crain's New York Business
January 3, 2009
On Thursday, Bloomberg News reported that former
hedge fund manager and
New York Sun co-owner Michael Steinhardt lost about $2 million investing with Ezra ...
Crain's New York Business
January 2, 2009
On Thursday, Bloomberg News reported that former
hedge fund manager and
New York Sun co-owner Michael Steinhardt lost about $2 million investing with Ezra ...
Spero News
January 2, 2009
... said he believed
Pakistan's security services were complicit in the assassination of his friend," reported by the
New York Sun on Dec. 28, 2007. ...
Caldwell Progress
January 2, 2009
Perhaps the world's most famous editorial appeared on the editorial page of the now-defunct
New York Sun in 1897. It went this way: "I am 8 years old. ...
Tecumseh Herald
January 1, 2009
WhenFrancis Church wrote on the editorial page of the
New York Sun's September 21,1897 issue. "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause. ...
Galen Institute
December 31, 2008
"I'm smiling when I'm writing that check," she told a columnist for The
New York Sun. "It's not like I wanted a free ride." Gov. Daniels had to work hard to ...
Variety
December 31, 2008
... who lost his gig at the
New York Sun when that paper folded; Jeremy McCarter, who ankled New York magazine to become a
culture reporter at Newsweek; ...
Anaheim Angels
December 30, 2008
They called it the "Penny Press" because it was suddenly possible to pay only a cent for a copy of Benjamin Day's
New York Sun or later Horace Greeley's New ...
BrooklynPapers.com
December 29, 2008
In April, Smartmom outsmarted then-
New York Sun columnist, Lenore Skenazy, who was
parent Enemy Number 1 when she let her 9-year old take the subway home ...
Arizona Daily Star
December 27, 2008
Tuesday ● The reprint of the famous 1897
New York Sun editorial that said "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus," is relevant today. ...
MLive.com
December 25, 2008
New York Sun editorial on Sept. 21, 1897, in response to 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon's question, "Is there a Santa Claus?" Let this be a day of rest and ...
The Union Leader
December 25, 2008
The following editorial, among the most famous ever written, appeared in The
New York Sun in 1897. By CHARLES M. ARLINGHAUS Traditional approaches to ...
Dailyrecord.com
December 25, 2008
More than 100 years ago, a
New York Sun editorial captured the magic of
Christmas by defending the existence of Santa Claus. Here's part of what that famous ...
New York Times
December 25, 2008
Describing Burliuk at one of his exhibitions in 1929, a reporter for The
New York Sun took note of the his 12-colored, patchwork waistcoat (on view in the ...
Charleston Post Courier
December 25, 2008
The spirit of the season, witnessed through the generosity of so many that day, reinforced the message that appeared in The (New York) Sun more than 100 ...
Fort Worth Star Telegram
December 25, 2008
Five years earlier, when an 8-year-old girl wrote to the
New York Sun and asked if Santa really existed, the
editors didn't throw her inquiry away but ...
Allentown Morning Call
December 25, 2008
His employer, The
New York Sun, first published it in 1897, and it was reprinted annually until 1949 when
the sun went out of business. ...
San Diego Union Tribune
December 24, 2008
Despite Francis P. Church's famous 1897
New York Sun editorial to 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon that declared St. Nick to be as indisputably real as love, ...
Wrightstown Post Gazette
December 24, 2008
Read more The following editorial was printed in the
New York Sun in 1897 by Francis P. Church, an editor at
the sun and former Civil War correspondent. ...
Barry's Bay This Week
December 24, 2008
(The following was inspired by the classic reply of Francis P. Church to little Virginia O'Hanlon's letter, first published in The
New York Sun in 1897. ...
Fresno Bee
December 24, 2008
... defending the existence of Santa Claus to an 8-year-old girl named Virginia, who had her doubts and wrote a letter to the editor of The
New York Sun. ...
Woodstock Sentinel Review
December 24, 2008
In 1897, Francis P. Church's wrote an editorial, "Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus" in the The
New York Sun. In the now-famous editorial, Church wrote ...
The Union Leader
December 24, 2008
The following editorial, among the most famous ever written, appeared in The
New York Sun in 1897. By CHARLES M. ARLINGHAUS Traditional approaches to ...
Silicon Valley's Metro
December 24, 2008
IN THE SUMMER of 1835, a story so fantastical, so unbelievable appeared in the pages of the
New York Sun that people naturally had no choice but to believe ...
New York Daily News
December 24, 2008
21, 1897, The
New York Sun published what was to becomethe most widely read letter to a newspaper. It was sent by 8-year-oldVirginia O'Hanlon, ...
West Branch Times
December 23, 2008
He has served as a columnist and associate editor of the
New York Sun. After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist strikes, Avlon was part of a team of writers ...
Television Broadcast
December 23, 2008
As recently as a year ago, the editorial page of The
New York Sun predicted that last month's election would be either between
Hillary Clinton and Rudolph ...
Edge
December 23, 2008
There, you'll find our New Smyrna Beach McDonald's restaurants'
Christmas greeting ad - which just happens to feature the complete
New York Sun editorial. ...
Bizjournals.com
December 23, 2008
9 with television spots on all the major networks and advertisements in 300 newspapers, including full-page ads highlighting the New York Sun's storied ...
New York Times Blogs
December 23, 2008
[NYT] Clyde Haberman's
NYC column: More than 110 years later, the story of the little girl who wrote to The
New York Sun asking if Santa Claus existed ...
Austin American-Statesman
December 22, 2008
No, not the former senator from
Idaho, but Frank Church, the editorial writer for The
New York Sun who penned a response to a letter the editor submitted by ...
New York Times
December 22, 2008
At age 8, troubled by her friends' skepticism, that girl wrote to The
New York Sun asking if Santa Claus existed. Her letter led to what is surely the most ...
The Market Oracle
December 22, 2008
"I think the Fed is inviting inflation by lowering rates to the extent it has," she said in an interview with The
New York Sun yesterday. ...
