Phillips got her start after she appeared one morning at The San Francisco Chronicle to see the features editor, whom she had unabashedly told over the phone that she could outdo the current advice columnist.
In 1956, Phillips was new to the San Francisco area when she called the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle to tell him she could write a better advice column than the one she had just read, her syndicate Universal Uclick said.
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His book is the first to chronicle the entire story of the division of Germany, from Potsdam to unification.
He is too much of an historian not to chronicle honestly the failures, missteps and cynical calculations which led up to Nuremberg, and which also played their role in the creation of the Yugoslav and Rwandan ad hoc tribunals currently holding trials in The Hague and Arusha.
Before the season started, legendary horror author Stephen King and fellow novelist Stewart O'Nan decided to chronicle their season in book form but could not have imagined what was to transpire.
Here's the premise of "Newlyweds: The First Year": Four couples allow a production team inside their minty-fresh marriages to chronicle all the trials and tears over sex and fabric patterns that are sure to ensue during the next 12 months.
Therefore, it is the responsibility of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum to chronicle and educate its visitors on a generation that included ball players that had succumbed to the temptations of performance enhancing substances.
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In Season 2, the show reversed those proportions, emphasizing arcs above episodes, in order to chronicle the black-humor ballad of Mags, who killed a man, tried to adopt his daughter, and forged a canny bargain with a corporation that wanted to strip-mine her land.
To accomplish the desired effect, he assigned a dozen reporters (and himself) to chronicle the game-day activities of an eclectic collection of individuals, from Henry, Lucchino and Epstein to such players as Boston's Bill Mueller and Lou Merloni and New York's Hideki Matsui and Mariano Rivera--and even the guy who's been working the centerfield scoreboard at Fenway for the past dozen years.
One clever individual decided to humorously chronicle the endless list of Maps blunders (which continue to this day) at theamazingios6maps.tumblr.com.
Because what you are doing for a living is attempting to chronicle the human experience.
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But I am glad that someone took the trouble to chronicle an American intelligence success.
Frankl survived and went on to chronicle his experiences and the wisdom he had drawn from them.
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Leading periodicals had sent their correspondents to rural outposts up and down Highway 99 to chronicle the suffering.
But Mr Moynahan uses Russian archive materials to chronicle Rasputin's life in exhausting detail, leaving few of its peculiarities unexplained.
She also set up a Flickr page in November called "Shrinking Giyen" to chronicle her weight loss journey in photos.
This day is so important that journalists and photographers get up at the crack of dawn to chronicle the shopping frenzy.
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Two years later, on a whim, Garan submitted a collection of her photos to Chronicle Books, which gave her a book deal.
The quirky San Francisco Chronicle is reported to be circling the drain.
Ask students to keep a weekly log to chronicle events in Yugoslavia.
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He would try to chronicle for people what having Alzheimer's was like.
Around 120 diaries are being presented to Anglesey archives department as part of a year-long project to chronicle daily life on the island.
The burden is on us now to ask one another kindly not to chronicle every little headache, break-up, binge, hangover, accident, snub, or frustration.
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But as the economy heads toward what many predict is a recession, these adorable kids--and the desire to chronicle their upbringings--may become more important than ever.
Recently, he began a blog -- www.whoismcafee.com -- to chronicle his time on the run, the media's portrayal of him and what he describes as harassment by the Belize government.
Dave Carroll is a Canadian musician who decided to chronicle a real life experience of how his guitar was broken during a trip on United Airlines, and the subsequent reaction from the airline.
As celebrity weeklies are forced to compete with a growing number of entertainment shows and tabloid-style blogs to chronicle the minutia of celebrity life, the price tags associated with these types of private moments have skyrocketed.
Thanks to Jim's approach, FORBES was the first publication to systematically chronicle the depredations of trial lawyers.
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