Some may be due to different editors' alternative readings of the same letters in the same manuscript.
Now 28, he's the editor of alternative arts magazine Don't Panic and mostly makes campaigning films.
Enrique Limón is arts and culture editor of alternative weekly the Santa Fe Reporter For more information on holidays in the USA, visit DiscoverAmerica.com This article was amended at 10.45am on Monday 24 June to replace Stats Sports Bar (now closed).
He's also a contributing editor to Alternative Right, an online magazine seen by many detractors – and supporters – as white supremacist.
Both music editors at alternative newsweeklies and A.& R. (artist and repertoire) reps at Atlantic Records were consulted, and editorial staff members from both Rolling Stone and AOLMusic.com checked out bands at clubs.
Surrounded by young poets and editors of alternative presses, he asked, "Do you know any poets who use Snapchat?" His voice was full of hope — what poetry could be more to Obrist's liking than poetry that vanishes?
The lineup at the Sportmax show in Milan was a case in point – like a "how to" page in a glossy, editors showcased alternative ways to wear a white shirt.
I discovered Dan Savage, the subject of my cover story this weekend, in 2004, when I became editor of the alternative weekly paper in New Haven.
DAN GREENBURG Merrick, N.Y., April 5, 2011 To the Editor: In some alternative reality, the trial of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in a federal court might have been "the defining event of my time as attorney general" for Eric H. Holder Jr.
"What he's trying to do, to the absolute outrage of the liberal base, is to portray himself as a centrist," said Steve Sebelius, editor of the alternative weekly newspaper Las Vegas CityLife.
Tex-Mex Gustavo Arellano, the editor of the alternative newspaper O.C. Weekly, in Orange County, Calif., has written weighty commentaries about skinheads and powerful articles about priests in the Roman Catholic Church who have been accused of pedophilia, but his claim to fame is his nationally syndicated "Ask a Mexican" column, a platform for debunking Latino stereotypes using lowbrow satire.
