Since Silverman wrote for a weekly magazine, his article didn't appear until a few days later.
Susan Schindehette, a native of Detroit, is a 32-year veteran of Time Inc., where most lately she was a senior human-interest writer at People magazine in New York, writing for a weekly audience of 43 million.
ATLANTA — Stanley Nelson writes for a small weekly newspaper in the Louisiana delta.
In 1927, Pauline moved to a utopian community founded by Theosophists in San Luis Obispo, and then to Carmel, where she edited and wrote for a leftist weekly before returning to Kings Road more or less permanently in the late nineteen-thirties.
He had taught school in New Jersey and in Brooklyn, had written for a black weekly newspaper and made friends among New York's influential abolitionists, who helped him gain admission to Dartmouth.
These days, the review's journalists are worried by the prospect of writing for both a weekly magazine and a daily paper.
Mr. Mancini is almost as conspicuous as Mr. Leach, though he writes for an alternative weekly that suits his mohawk, tattoos, chin beard and the skull-print T-shirts he wears (under nattily tailored suits, when the location demands it).
Christopher Reeve plays Jonathan, a privileged young man trying to be a smooth hotshot; he has gone from Harvard to free-lance writing for a weekly "lifestyle" magazine like New York.
The article appeared in The New York Native, a small weekly written for a gay audience, on May 18 , 1981 several weeks before the first scholarly journal weighed in.
He's writing for LA Weekly and working on a history-based television series.
