His "Weekly Chronicles" spanned forty years (they have since been reprinted in twenty volumes) and would help prepare the ground for the 20th-century blossoming of Polish science and especially mathematics.
In 1969, members of the Gay Liberation Front, correctly intuiting that the unidentified companion on her weekly adventures, chronicled in The Voice, was a woman, invited her to a meeting.
Our Weekly review lead chronicles an inspiring Australian doctor who exposed the widespread practice of corporate investment in big tobacco.
For the past few years, The Brooklyn Paper, a free weekly, has meticulously chronicled iPhone thefts in the 35 neighborhoods it covers.
He alluded to facts in The Weekly Standard that chronicled her lawsuit against her former employer, the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, a conservative nonprofit based in Delaware.
As more cadets stepped forward to alert Congress, a Denver weekly newspaper, Westword, chronicled the accounts of two women who said their assault cases had been mishandled by academy officials.
More cadets stepped forward to alert Congress, and a Denver weekly newspaper, Westword, chronicled the accounts of two women who said their assault cases had been badly mishandled by academy officials.
"New York is going to get hit harder by financial sectors than other cities will, but New York's also got a lot of other stuff going on," said Jim Grinstead, the editor and publisher of Revenues from Sports Venues, a weekly newsletter that chronicles the luxury-suite industry.
He is a much sought-after interview and presenter on a host of issues, and is a regular panelist on "White House Chronicle", a weekly public affairs television show that appears on over 200 PBS stations and Sirius/XM radio.
And in what is perhaps the truest measure of celebrity in America, the fluctuations of her weight are chronicled almost weekly in the nation's tabloids.
