October 2011
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From the Press Box: Behind the Scenes of the World...
Our sports columnist Sean Gregory is reporting live from the World Series this week. Here, he sheds a little light on the game as seen from the press box.
For a reporter, covering the World Series involves a fair amount of late-game strategizing. While no one watches or cares about our moves – they tend to occur in the dank bowels of ballparks – they can make or break a story. And in my...
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Letter to the Editor
Sirs:
I appreciate greatly that not once was the word obscene mentioned in your article. Epithet too easily used which assailed unanimously the appearance of “interpretation of dreams” by Freud, psychologic document which is and always will remain in spite of all the most important and sensational of our epoch.
Salvador Dali, CARMEL, CALIF.
Find more vintage letters over at TIME Ideas.
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Letter to the Editor
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It has come to my attention that in your Current & Choice section, Lauren Bacall has consistently been left out of the cast of Key Largo.
Inasmuch as there are those of us in Hollywood, Miss Bacall among them, who would rather make Current & Choice than win an Academy Award or make Men of Distinction, won’t you please include her in the cast of Key Largo in Current & Choice...
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“One of the first trips I took after becoming editor of TIME was to see Steve...”
– TIME managing editor Rick Stengel shares his experience meeting Apple’s Steve Jobs in this week’s letter from the editor.
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WatchGeorge Clooney stopped by the TIME offices today for a live chat with TIME managing editor Rick Stengel. While promoting his new film, “The Ides of March,” Clooney spoke about his time spent at the home of Italy’s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, which he called “one of the more astonishing evenings of my life.”
More of this interview will appear in TIME and on...
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“3. Facts of space by use of the name of a state after a town whose state is well...”
– From an original TIME Style Guide, listed under “Offenses” 