We just get more used to having photos serve as paper-thin replacements for an actual human — a partner and a dad.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, which buttoned down its expenses with an employee buyout last fall, is now pulling back on its long-term strategy to create local news sections that would serve as a "paper within a paper" in the Pennsylvania suburbs.
(Note to the squeamish and bookish: a chamber pot is used in view of the audience, and pages ripped from weighty tomes serve as toilet paper).
Layer-by-layer sequentially placed and solidified thin layers of a thermo-reversible gel could serve as 'printing paper'.
For the first time in the San Francisco Chronicle's 150-year history, a woman will serve as the paper's editor in chief.
Confirmation letters are not only to confirm an appointment, agreement, or receipt of items for both sides, but they also serve as a paper trail.
She approached the problem methodically, examining birds and investigating various materials that could serve as wings — feathers, paper, silk.
These included the opportunity to interact with motivated early-career faculty, to participate in a novel and exciting department-wide program, and to serve as coauthor on papers with a variety of fresh topics.
The Post, known as a writer's paper, assigned the task to one person, Bill Green, a Duke University official who was serving as the paper's ombudsman, or internal watchdog.
Although some deputy mayors serve more as paper pushers than as power players, friends of Mr. Walcott insisted that he would never have taken the job without the guarantee of a significant role.
Mr. Barnes had served as the paper's general manager since its inception in October 2003.
