Incidental Intelligence: Fanning Personnel Services, Inc., an employment agency, interviews female job aplicants in what it calls its Cinderella Suite.
By Gerald Jonas and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, March 14 , 1964P. 36 Incidental Intelligence: Fanning Personnel Services, Inc., an employment agency, interviews female job aplicants in what it calls its Cinderella Suite.
The New Yorker, March 14 , 1964P. 36 Incidental Intelligence: Fanning Personnel Services, Inc., an employment agency, interviews female job aplicants in what it calls its Cinderella Suite.
Incidental Intelligence: A production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" has opened in Prague under the title (in Czech) "Who's Afraid of Franz Kafka?" Incidental Intelligence: Fanning Personnel Services, Inc., an employment agency, interviews female job aplicants in what it calls its Cinderella Suite.
A Russian submarine thought to be lurking in Swedish waters; Nato fighter jets scrambling to intercept Russian bombers; Russian spies, according to Czech intelligence, fanning out across Europe; an Estonian official allegedly snatched and spirited back to Moscow to be accused of spying.
"The intelligence was British.
He was a genial narrator, a kind of hovering intelligence, pulling his fans through the healing places in his songs.
But the record industry has long underestimated the loyalty and intelligence of music fans by peddling manufactured artists masquerading as the real deal, or by trying to pull the wool over their eyes about their artists' lifestyle choices.
The pair also avoid the trap of underestimating their fans' intelligence: on a guided tour of their London apartment, Dan writes that the depicted desk is "where I am writing these very words".
