It was a worthy endeavor — to participate in the revival of the Old Vic, a once-great 196-year-old institution where Olivier and Gielgud had performed — but one that would take the actor out of major box-office circulation for 10 years in his prime.
After making several short films at New York University he relocated to Minneapolis and was working in the basement office of the circulation department at The Star Tribune.
Until the end of July, she was the advertising research manager for Smithsonian Magazine, which has advertising and circulation offices in New York.
The district attorney of Nassau County said on Friday that his office was investigating the circulation figures of Newsday, which acknowledged this week that it had reported inflated figures.
Labs require more air circulation than most office buildings, otherwise chemicals from experiments could build up inside.
With Coudersport a six-hour drive away, Mr. Gilliland has essentially moved the managing editor's office of his weekly publication, circulation 8,000, to the living room of a friend's Brooklyn apartment off Avenue U, near Brighton Beach.
Founded in 1955 in small, cluttered, Dickensian offices in Manhattan, with a circulation of 16,000, the magazine rose by the 1980s to a pinnacle of influence, with 100,000 readers and Reagan, its ideological godchild, in the White House.
In 2004, Circulation's editorial offices moved to Boston University, and Dr Vita was appointed its deputy editor.
My hands get mighty cold in the winter thanks to a drafty home office and my slightly below-average circulation, so I could probably use one of these.
The lead or tin variety can vary in quality but wear rapidly usually look, feel and sound completely wrong and are eventually identified by the banks and Post Office where they are withdrawn from circulation.
In ascending order, they are designed for parking; entrance and orientation; community meeting rooms; book stacks and circulation desks; and administration offices.
