The poems inside were almost anti-lyrical, recalling the rushed-memo style, capitalised phrases and obscure references of Pound's more gnomic Cantos.
In-the-field reporters have hand-written notes while news desk reporters have typed memo-style pages.
Everyone seemed to have gotten the same style memo, the one that called for cardigans with granddad shawl collars, for select brands of pricey Japanese denim and for glasses that make you look like you've read too much Ayn Rand.
Sandy Rosenthal of New Orleans recently got more than 1,000 signatures on a petition asking The Times to issue a style memo requiring that news articles use "man-made disaster," not "natural disaster," when referring to Hurricane Katrina's impact on New Orleans.
AFTER just one weekend at his summer share house in Spring Lake, N.J., Matt Brown fired off a corporate-style memo to the other 16 members of the house, alerting them to a meeting.
If he knew initially that he was interviewing a member of the grand jury, that would have been stated at the top of the memo, as was our style in all Watergate memos of interviews.
She reacted with cold fury to his memo criticising her leadership style and suggestion that she build up cabinet colleagues and not snipe at them.
The situation became so dire in 1981 that Mrs Thatcher's advisers sent her a memo castigating her management style and warning that she would soon be joining Edward Heath on the backbenches.How did she manage all this?
Such analysis, in its eccentric span, includes Robots Reading Vogue, a project at Yale's Digital Humanities Lab which, drawing on archived correspondence, gins up memos in the scattered style of Diana Vreeland.
For monographs, memos, or reports, the style for author or editor names is as above.
The style of the memo echoes the famous Apple "Crazy Ones" campaign from 1997.
