Four years later she became a full-time editor for the left-leaning newspaper Libération.
He is a full-time editor on the politics desk at Birgun, a left-wing daily, his department confirmed.
He later taught at the University of Windsor in Ontario and at New York University before becoming a full-time editor and publisher.
At which point, Mr. Waldman will probably give up the title of chief executive and go back to being a full-time editor.
In November 2005, she was hired as a full-time editor at a nonprofit organization with a salary of $60,000 a year.
The site has a full-time editor, Annette Batson, who is the "daily editor, " (the founders don't regard themselves as full-time editors), a full-time designer, and four part-time workers.
So while Roth's sixty-year dry period may have been due to his feelings about his relationship with his sister, he may also, during those years, have had another, less sensational problem: that he couldn't produce a finished manuscript without a full-time editor.
After graduate school and a postdoctoral fellowship, I worked as a full-time editor at Neuron, which is published by Cell Press.
Organisationally, we resisted the temptation to create an editor role, to see if the same self-organisation would naturally occur – Wikitribune now has a full-time editor.
He's a storyteller, a loving husband, a human companion to the most heart-warming dog in all of existence and a full-time editor for a national magazine.
While 100 full time editors work to create Mahalo's 100,000+ guide pages, Mahalo has employed only 4-8 full time employees to work on the liveblog (although they will work collectively around the clock).
