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Family reasserts control at Rodale
Of The Morning CallMaria Rodale stood at a podium before 1,000 employees of Rodale Inc. and did the unthinkable. She changed the Rodale mission. In that March 5 speech at a rented hall at Lehigh University, she was toying with 60 years of tradition, hallowed in the eyes...Tags: Marketing, John Griffin, Veterans Affairs, EMI Group Ltd., Lehigh Valley Velodrome
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Brainstorms brew in L.A.
![It was a balmy night at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Hundreds of Angelenos were gathered on the roof deck of LACMA West after a debate about the changing role of art museums. Comedian Steve Martin was there, too: no arrow through his head, no dancing like King Tut, just one of the crowd. Now he was waiting, and waiting, to talk to his friend Adam Gopnik, an intense, erudite New Yorker writer who'd been one of the night's featured speakers. Gopnik was surrounded by fans, some there to praise his book "Paris to the Moon." He was talking, waving, shaking hands as if he were running for office.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-03/6969197.jpg "It was a balmy night at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Hundreds of Angelenos were gathered on the roof deck of LACMA West after a debate about the changing role of art museums. Comedian Steve Martin was there, too: no arrow through his head, no dancing like King Tut, just one of the crowd. Now he was waiting, and waiting, to talk to his friend Adam Gopnik, an intense, erudite New Yorker writer who'd been one of the night's featured speakers. Gopnik was surrounded by fans, some there to praise his book "Paris to the Moon.\" He was talking, waving, shaking hands as if he were running for office.")
Times Staff WriterIt was a balmy night at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Hundreds of Angelenos were gathered on the roof deck of LACMA West after a debate about the changing role of art museums. Comedian Steve Martin was there, too: no arrow through his head, no...Tags: David Brooks, Poetry, Susan Sontag, David Hockney, Censorship
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Acoustic
City Link Staff WriterYarko Antonevych Members: Yarko Antonevych (bandura). Comments: Antonevych, who lives in Miami Beach, grew up in Canada and is of Ukrainian ancestry. His instrument, the bandura, is quite unorthodox in the United States, even though it’s the most...Tags: Dania Beach, Cat Stevens, Poetry, Miami Beach, Boynton Beach
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Paul Sullivan's answers
Paul Sullivan has finally been released from custody and is ready and willing to answer all your e-mails on the state of the Cubs and other related subjects. What are the chances of Rod Beck being called up sometime this century? And don't give me that...Tags: Major League Baseball, Chicago Cubs, Sammy Sosa, Rod Beck, ESPN (tv network)
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Eighth Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books To Feature Literary "Who's Who" Apr. 26-27 at UCLA
This page has moved. If you are not automatically re-directed, please click here.Tags: Stephen King, Drama (genre), Los Angeles Times, KTLA, Peter Guber
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Eighth Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books To Feature Literary "Who's Who" Apr. 26-27 at UCLA
NOTE TO EDITORS: New media credential requirements and deadlines have been posted in the Media Center section of the festival's Web site: www.latimes.com/festivalofbooks. LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2003 – More than 325 of the country's best-selling...Tags: Stephen King, Drama (genre), Los Angeles Times, KTLA, Peter Guber
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Children's/Family Entertainment, Cooking Demonstrations, Poetry Readings Set For Eighth Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
NOTE TO EDITORS – New credential policies have been established for working media interested in covering the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. They are posted in the Media Center section at http://www.latimes.com/festivalofbooks. LOS ANGELES, April...Tags: Stephen King, Davis (Yolo, California), Los Angeles Times, KTLA, Bell (Los Angeles, California)
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Exclusive! All the trade secrets fit to print
As a professional journalist, I find that when I attend social functions, I am often peppered with questions from members of the public who are eager to learn more about how the "news game" works, questions such as: "You work for a newspaper?" "Hey!...Tags: Politics, Newspaper and Magazine, Jim Bakker, Freedom of the Press, Lebanon
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