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Now and then his column does not appear, censored by the managing editor, who by tradition is appointed by the President.
Its president is appointed by the mayor.
The cabinet is appointed by the president.
In a Buzzfeed column on Tuesday, Marin, who was appointed under former President George W. Bush in 2001, detailed her own experience with sexual assault and staying silent.
In a Buzzfeed column on Tuesday, Marin, who was appointed under former President George W. Bush in 2001, detailed her own experience with sexual assault and staying silent.
After his retirement he worked in the media, giving up a column in a national newspaper last year after being appointed by the Lions.
[C9.] Tina Brown, who made a name in Britain as a wickedly amusing writer before being appointed editor of Tatler magazine, is writing a column for The Times of London.
Nicholas D. Kristof, who has been on special assignment writing columns for the Op-Ed page of The New York Times since November 2001, was appointed yesterday as an Op-Ed columnist.
