Mr. Cassini later reflected, "From an obscure junior society columnist always worried as to how I would ever find enough material to fill the space I was grudgingly given, I became national news overnight".
Baker, G2 columnist and junior doctor I've got a pretty liberal attitude to best-before dates but even I have my limits.
"We're getting killed every week," said Jamie Leader, a junior at Georgetown and a columnist at the student newspaper.
In the Observer, as Bear Stearns imploded, a columnist channelled the class resentment of a junior associate at the firm: "The Bear credo was to work that much harder than the other banks... above all to beat the other bank, to beat the fucking swine white shoes".
His students included Bobby Fischer William J. Lombardyy, the 1957 world junior champion; and Robert E. Byrne, a United States champion and former chess columnist for The New York Times.
Some years later, when I'd become a junior journalist of sorts, I received a call from the columnist's office.
We have a full-time columnist who is barely out of her teens, and one of our junior editors could not rent a car for a weekend trip to Boston because at 24 he is a year too young.
One columnist described Fonville's steady improvement from his freshman year in 1946 through his junior year in 1948 and concluded: "Small as shot-putters go, Fonville is the greatest in the long history of sensational 16 pound heavers".
Clarkson, the presenter and Sunday Times columnist, was dropped by the BBC in March last year after he punched and verbally abused a junior Top Gear producer.
Other signatories include Dr Margaret McCartney, a prominent GP and an author, columnist and broadcaster on medical matters; Dr Phil Hammond, vice-president of the Patients Association; and several prominent junior doctors.
