WASHINGTON COLLEGE: Let professor Michele Volansky take you into "the room where it happens" in her American Theatre magazine
cover story.
As in prior issues, we'll be including other significant articles besides the
cover story.
We re extremely pleased to have now confirmed
Cover Story Ltd to produce the new FijiTime, a distinctive, quality publication with unique Fijian content which fits into the contemporary style and design of our brand.
This issue's important
cover story offers a clear indication that groups such as the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) believe it is time for more standardization of business practices among facilities that are not subject to the regulations that would come with government funding support.
Art director Caroline Bishop won three first place awards for her designs: the November 2011 issue won best cover, the September 2011
cover story topped the best layout and design category, and Violet Lemay's illustration for the January 2011 issue won best original artwork.
One of those suggestions - make yourself unique - is illustrated this issue in our
cover story on several single-store owners who succeed because they excel in a specific niche (see
cover story).
In a
cover story titled "The End of a Violent Year," the editors paired the poem with several illustrations by Chicago artist Franklin McMahon, who for many years contributed illustrations and documented events for U.
In the meantime, we've become connoisseurs of bottled water, a problem E first noted in a 2003
cover story and later in a Bottled Water Backlash feature in May/June 2008.
Also,
cover story author Caroline Sapriel is founder and managing director of CS&A, a specialist risk and crisis management consulting firm headquartered in Hong Kong.
In our
cover story, we look at Barack Obama, Bill Richardson, Hillary Clinton, and Mitt Romney, and ask whether America is ready for a black, Hispanic, female, or Mormon President.
The first issue of the magazine includes a
cover story on the growth and expansion of franchising.
The station won first place in spot news for its breaking news coverage of the Praxair fire last June, first place for investigative reporting with Leisa Zigman's "Bullying"
cover story, and the station picked up a special certificate of merit in investigative reporting for her "Crumbling Clasrooms"
cover story.
The
cover story of the April 11, 2005, issue of good old reliable Business Week was "After the Housing Boom: What the Coming Slowdown Means for the Economy and You.
In a
cover story nearly three decades ago, the magazine investigated and editorialized on the issue.
