We are an industry. We’re not a bunch of tree-huggers, although we do that, too. We’re always glad to hug a tree, but we are an economic driver.
Eastern Mountain Sports president/CEO and Outdoor Industry Association chairman Will Manzer in my AP article on Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar’s visit to New Hampshire yesterday.
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Journalists who work honestly can be a factor of change in any society.
Translated quote from Mexican journalist Rosa Isela Pérez, in ‘Isela Pérez: ”Periodistas que trabajan con honestidad pueden ser factor de cambio en cualquier sociedad”’ on TuBoston.com
“The album’s title song may specifically sing the praises of her beloved home state — “Why would you live anywhere else? We’ve got the ocean, got the babes, got the sun, we’ve got the waves” — but even in celebration, Cosentino nails down the way comfort means the most to people who struggle to find it.”
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This is a wonderful tumblr.
I went to Boston University instead, where I was able to study English literature. No one told me back then that there were no jobs for English literature majors. So I became a newspaper reporter. Now there are no jobs for newspaper reporters, unless you want to cover the growing crime beat at Boston University, which is pretty big these days, given the campus murders, rapes and assaults. But I digress.
Things that make me laugh out loud but that would not be remotely okay if said by someone who a) wasn’t a journalist and b) didn’t go to BU.
Peter Lucas, “Warren’s cashing in with her ancestry”
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