It hired Ruth Reichl, former editor in chief of Gourmet and former restaurant critic for The New York Times, as editorial adviser for its new food site, Gilt Taste, which publishes essays and recipes in addition to selling food.
The costs of AARP's service, which include royalty payments for music as well as editorial expenses for a section of the site dedicated to articles and interviews on music, will be paid through advertising.
Outside her academics, Kagan served as editorial chairman for the 'Prince,' where she was responsible for the opinion content of the paper and the unsigned editorials that appeared almost daily -- many of which took decidedly liberal stances on national and campus issues.
Individual investigators are not necessarily to fault for the format in which their character lists are published, as editorial standards for such information vary widely, not to mention the capacity of different journals to publish graphic and/or textual appendices.
They photographed fall advertising campaigns for Louis Vuitton, Roberto Cavalli, Missoni, Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss, Bulgari, and Gucci perfume, as well as editorial spreads for Vogue, W, and Pop.
Despite her ill health she served as Lenin's personal secretary as well as editorial secretary for his party newspapers and journals.
Following a five-year stint as editorial writer for the New York Tribune, Hay returned to government service and was assistant secretary of state from 1879 to 1881.
First year students receive practical training by working as Editorial Assistants for Epoch, a periodical of prose and poetry published by the Creative Writing staff of the department.
First year students receive practical training by working as Editorial Assistants for Epoch, a periodical or prose and poetry published by the Creative Writing staff of the department.
Each year, four students from the graduate program work as editorial interns for Undark, a magazine Blum runs out of the Knight program.
