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Show Staff Has Lean and Hungry Look pie coming around looking for jobs with what might be described de-scribed as "a lean and hungry look in their eyes." We used to tell all the new recruits that if they'd just get busy, who knows after a couple or three years of hard work and nights of little sleep, they could become be-come editor. Well, I guess we won't be using that one anymore. any-more. The more I think about my job, the more I wonder if a dollar a week and all I can eat is worth it. Just being a conservative con-servative is enough to lower the old popularity rating 30 per cent, but being a conservative conserva-tive scab is like stomping at a BYU dance. It's all right just as long as you don't get caught. Anyway, I probably won't be around long, I just found out that Annette Sorensen doesn't like my jokes. By Pete Dixon What a change a day makes. Yesterday I had to slip into the Chrony early in the morning to filch enough paper to put out my column. Even then I just barely missed a well aimed shoe that Jeannette Brown had intended for my head. Towards noon yesterday I noticed people going into the Chrony office with some letters to the editor. Poor trusting people! peo-ple! Yesterday, putting out the Chrony was like attending a roving crap game. We tried to be where the old staff wasn't. Today, well I can hardly believe be-lieve it, but it happened. The signs of change are all over the Chrony office. First thing wrong was that there was no' clutter. There's not a self respecting re-specting news sheet in the country without a mess, which proves the new staff must be . amateurs. Another strange thing was that there was no pall of smoke from various tobacco to-bacco products; it's not that no one on the new staff smokes, it's just that we're all trying to act like real Chrony writers. Speaking of the new Chrony staff, there are all sorts of peo- |