An overwrought portrait of a street hustler could be juxtaposed with a serious column on city politics.
The contractual obligation to be entered ensures attention from the publisher's marketing department - mere nomination can garner serious column inches.
TWIT Paul Ignatius of The Washington Post, who writes a serious column about foreign affairs, departed from his usual style this month to describe Britain's Prince Charles in a recent photo as "wearing a carnation, carrying a furled umbrella and looking particularly like a twit".
I usually write in the business section and I write a pretty serious column about Cancer in the Workplace.
Patricia Resnick, who wrote the film 9-5 – alsoalso contributed to a serious of columns from disgruntled voters on The Hollywood Reporter – says, "I can't see people supporting her as a sort of screw-you vote".
At his death, Mr. Jenkins was the consulting editor for Columbia Journalism Review, where his lighthearted (though serious-minded) column, Language Corner, appeared from 1996 until his death.
Skip the gossip columns, serious reader, if you dare, but know this: what is written here may one day save your life.
He declined to identify which factories his teams had inspected but said defects were widespread, ranging from superficial cracks to more serious damage to columns and beams.
The story of his freshman season in Madrid has filled a serious amount of column inches in Britain, and should zeitgeist-watchers really want to find out how a flying icon copes with a period of excruciating turbulence they should decamp to England for the next few months.
In the editorial columns of serious publications, this one included, it is generally held that the demise of bipartisanship is a disaster for the country.
