Elsewhere in the foyer are happier news clippings that speak of record-breaking exam results and new achievements.
MR: Yeah, and speaking of records, you have a new record out called Beyond The Sun, on which you visit a lot of the old great ones.
And speaking of recording artists, the New York World's Fair's leader, Robert Moses', chosen recording act: Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians, his favorite.
None of the women wanted to speak on record for fear of professional reprisals.
Lucasfilm would not comment after repeated attempts for a statement, nor would over a dozen current and ex-employees of Lucasfilm speak on record.
The rest of the time it was a matter of no management to speak of and no record label.
The Times is spoken of as the newspaper of record; it would be absurd to speak of a television station of record.
Mr. Bush also spoke of his record of reaching across the aisle in Texas.
"The New Republic" spoke of his record for holding opinions that were not merely "nonconformist" but, in the light of subsequent history, just plain wrong.
Bill Nelson, Florida's insurance commissioner and a Senate candidate, spoke of his record on education and the environment and the need to "cut down on fraud against seniors".
Those ads evoked warmth and calm judgment as Mrs. Clinton or the narrator spoke of her record and aspirations, instead of attempting to point out missteps by her opponent.
