He soon started a series of detective magazines, and then Sir: A Magazine for Males, a forerunner of later men's magazines.
They're economic conservatives," said Christopher J. LaCivita, a Republican strategist who helped advise Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, a forerunner of this cycle's super PACs, and who in 2008 co-founded another Republican advocacy group, the American Issues Project, that ran advertisements against President Obama.
And yet the exhibit of books and papers that Columbia (his alma mater) has put up to mark his centenary suggests that the search is ended — that Merton, for so long a forerunner or proxy for other seekers, has passed over into history at last.
And yet the exhibit of books and papers that Columbia (his alma mater) has put up to mark his centenary suggests that the search is ended that Merton, for so long a forerunner or proxy for other seekers, has passed over into history at last.
She later worked as a reporter in Washington, first for the International News Service, a forerunner of United Press International, and afterward for The Washington Post, where she wrote features about the White House.
He started as an organizer for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, a forerunner of Unite, the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees.
In the 1990s, his company created services like reverse phone directories, which allow users to search by phone number, for the Minitel, a forerunner to the Internet.
In 1920 Barkhausen developed, with Karl Kurz, the Barkhausen-Kurz oscillator for ultrahigh frequencies (a forerunner of the microwave tube), which led to the understanding of the principle of velocity modulation.
She got her job through the YAI/National Institute for Disabilities Network (YAI once was an abbreviation for the Young Adult Institute, a forerunner organization), and its subdivision, the Corporate Source, which provides training and work opportunities for adults with learning and developmental impairments.
He drew up the initial list of 45 senior Iraqi leaders to be prosecuted for war crimes, a forerunner to the Americans' famous "deck of cards" with Hussein as the ace of spades.
