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By Bob Morris 11/11/10 8:03pm

New Sheriff

Cathleen Black’s First Memo to Her Staff at the Board of Ed

Cathleen Black’s appointment as Schools Chancellor was only announced yesterday, but already she’s making some big changes, at least if this memo recently obtained by The Observer is any indication.

Memo

To: Staff

From: Cathleen Black

Re: The New Schools for Spring 2011

To set the tone of the new administration and make things fresh, Read More

By Christopher Rosen 5/15/09 12:52pm

Opening this Weekend: Tom Hanks to the Rescue! Plus, Adrien Brody and Jennifer Aniston Go Indie

We think even Don Draper would object to the ad campaign for The Road. John Hillcoat’s adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s bleak, end-of-the-world novel doesn’t come out until October 16th (up against New York, I Love You and Where the Wild Things Are—can you say counterprogramming?), but the trailer was released yesterday and Read More

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