On January 3, 2007, we published on the front page one of the early pieces about Barack Obama's drug usage, which he admitted in his memoir.
As in past famines and humanitarian crises, photographs of desperate refugees have had a powerful effect on those who see them; one such photo of a malnourished child was published on the front page of The New York Times on Aug. 1.
Statistics culled by the American Federation of Teachers from a national examination and then published on the front page of The New York Times revealed that charter schools, one of the most ballyhooed reforms, actually trail conventional public schools in bringing children of various ages, races, and incomes to proficiency in math and reading.
None of the pictures published on the front page matched the disturbing impact of these two.
The article was published on the front page of the paper's other Asia editions.
Their correspondence was subsequently published on the front page of the Courier-Mail.
It seemed that the photo, which several newspapers published on the front page, included her number.
Earlier in the conference, Hopkins suggested the photo, which was published on the front page of this newspaper, was staged.
They published, on the front page, what they described, in the grandiose tone typical of Web startups, as a manifesto.
She saw the photos only when they were published on the front page of a British tabloid.
She saw the photos only when they were published on the front page of a British tabloid..
