The word "tribune" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a public official in ancient Rome, a platform or stage from which public speeches were given, or a newspaper or magazine devoted to politics, education, or a particular section of the community. For example, "The ancient Roman tribune was responsible for the common people's interests and rights."
It works like this: if you worry that you might be accused of an -ism, get your defence in first by asserting that the accuser is an envoy of an ivory tower elite and you are merely a tribune of the people.
Until recently the two clear frontrunners in the race to replace Mr Miliband were Andy Burnham, the maudlin tribune of the party's soft left, and Yvette Cooper, a machine politician and the most experienced of the crowd.
The Daily Mail, tribune of Tory middle England, splashed today with the banner headline:STAND UP FOR BRITAIN'S RIGHTSunder the sub-head:By overturning Europe's ruling that British prisoners must have the vote, MPs today have a historic chance to regain control of OUR lawsIf tigers can have perfect storms, this is one.
Mr Clegg knows that, for a tribune of "change", propping up the old king, or seeming ready to, could be devastating.
The club's owner, Johann Sfaellos, told the Star Tribune it was a typical night with patrons busy socialising and dancing, with no fights until he heard gunshots.
The bi-weekly free title, The Portland Tribune, has increased its print order while the alternative weekly, The Willamette Week, is also printing more copies while expanding its online and mobile presence.
Keith Crisco, 71, a businessman, died from injuries sustained in a fall at his Asheboro, North Carolina, home, according to the Asheboro Courier-Tribune.
Updated at 8.58pm BST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.48pm BSThe:48 The main story on the front page of Wednesday's International Herald Tribune is headlined: 'Newspaper stands up to British pressure'.
Mr Martin Flannery, past chairman of the Tribune Group and Labour MP for Sheffield Hillsborough, said : "We accept it as a term of praise but we wouldn't like it to be interpreted to suggest South Yorkshire is a microcosm of some state in Eastern Europe".
But in France, where the bandes dessinées are a national cult, it is hard to find outside the International Herald Tribune, or the US military paper Stars And Stripes, which was the first paper that tried to drop the strip as "too political".
Family and community members attended the scene of the shooting on Sunday, according to the Chicago Tribune, which reported that Howell was a high school junior at Lakeshore Academy, outside Chicago.
