Young, one of the core editors and artists of The Masses, a socialist bohemian publication, didn't get lost in the trivia of daily news; he kept his eyes on the big drama of the ninety-nine per cent versus the one per cent.
While some of their replacements didn't last, a new group of core editors formed.
There is, however, also a core group of editors who are at The Tab itself who are paid and work on pulling the rest of the content into shape.
The company's core team of editors, led by Chris Barr, senior editorial director of Yahoo, says it has revisited its in-house style guide and divided the guide into six sections covering, for one, the basics of grammar and punctuation.
In 1977, a survey of 138 core medical journal editors was administered by Brackbill and Hellegers regarding whether or not they would personally or professionally publish unethical research.
"They don't mind having this fan base, but they can't forget their core market," said Jim Silver, editor in chief of timetoplaymag.com, which covers the toy industry.
In his seven years as the top editor, the core magazines — like Time, Fortune, People and Money — have lost almost a third of their employees, and the future is no brighter.
MARC PERKEL Gilroy, Calif., Oct. 23, 2012 To the Editor: The core idea in "The Opiate of Exceptionalism" (news analysis, Sunday Review, Oct. 21) was corroborated by the presidential debate on foreign policy.
Steven Dallal Scarsdale, N.Y., April 20 , 2009 To the Editor: The core of Israel's existential fear is not a neurotic failure to appreciate its nuclear and conventional military superiority over its enemies.
In three up-close-and-personal videos at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, "Part 1," "Part 2" and "Up!" (as well as a short fourth, "Lariam," that is much more focused), Mr. van Lieshout whines, cries and wallows in hypochondria, parading his boorish self-obsession before his mother, his shrink and his editor friend Core, whom he taunts and bullies.
