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He also has served as coordinator of the college's writing program; director of the honors program; and editor of The Sextant, a publication of faculty research. His collection of short stories, "Off in Zimbabwe," won the prize for fiction from the Association of Writers and Writing Programs. IN LOCAL GALLERIES: Zumi's Expresso & Ice Cream in Ipswich marks its fifth anniversary with a show of new paintings by Julia Purinton, opening tomorrow and running through February. The large-scale paintings celebrate the beauty and transience of the natural world, and reflect the artist's interest in mood and memory. Since its opening, Zumi's has offered exhibition space in the café to local artists. "Nara to Nantucket," an exhibit of photographs by Steve Fulghum, opens at the Marblehead Arts Association from 2 to 4 p.m.
Letters: Golfweek editor deserved his fate
In last Sunday's Incites column ("Cowboys' Garrett an heir apparent," Jan. 20), Don McKee wrote the following regarding the Tiger Woods/lynching flap: "The second reaction is this: the commentator who actually made the outrageous comment, Kelly Tilghman, was suspended for two weeks. The journalist who tried, no matter how ineptly, to discuss the hottest issue in his sport was fired. Am I the only one who thinks this is a grotesque double standard?" McKee may be the only one. It is not a "grotesque double standard." The "journalist" McKee referred to was an editor, and editors should be held to a higher standard. On top of that, Golfweek editor Dave Seanor's choice was not a spur-of-the-moment, off-the-cuff remark like the reporter's comment. Seanor had time to consider his choice, and, presumably in order to stir things up and get some big press for his publication, he made a horrendous choice by putting a noose on the cover of Golfweek.
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In addition, since Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC acquired Metal Bulletin Plc in October 2006, Ms. Alfano has managed the MARHedge business. As Managing Director, Ms. Alfano oversees more than 90 employees in New York, London, and Hong Kong with responsibility for every aspect of the business, including sales and editorial content as well as the marketing, client services, and logistics functions. Since 1987, she has supervised new product development for the division, which conducts business in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East with annual revenues of more than $40 million. Her division is the largest and most profitable business group within Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC. Prior to joining Institutional Investor in 1984, Ms. Alfano was a Sales Account Executive with the Burroughs Corporation from 1979 to 1983.
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