managing editor

He was involved in the development of People as the first managing editor.

Better yet, it was a story his managing editor would love.

In 1937, he was named as managing editor of the paper.

"My managing editor said it was news and should go in."

By 1862 he was managing editor of the Press and another newspaper.

"But it did take me until I was 42 to be named managing editor."

He then became a director and managing editor of the Standard, but died the following year.

From 1946 to 1949, he was the magazine's managing editor.

She stayed six years, three of them as managing editor.

In 1829, Rice became the managing editor of the paper.

After the war, he became the paper's assistant managing editor.

He returned to Variety and was managing editor from 1952 to 1983.

In such cases, they must be approved by the managing editor.

Some of them, including myself, then managing editor, had at one time supported the war.

In 1969, he became managing editor of that paper, which is no longer published.

Her father is an author and a former managing editor of Life magazine.

"I got a call from your managing editor last week," said Peter.

The managing editor would have a free hand to call his shots as he saw them.

She is both founder and managing editor of the press.

By tradition, the managing editor is a professor in the department.

Previous to the post, she was managing editor of the paper.

From 1985 to 1990 he was assistant managing editor for national news.

For several months he worked as managing editor of the publication.

He became managing editor two years later and held this post until 1940.

She became the managing editor of the magazine in 1978, and held this position until 1980.