(Just A Few More Reasons To Help Save Paste)
Next week, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
Next week, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
- 5/29/2009
- Pastemagazine.com
(Just A Few More Reasons To Help Save Paste)
In less than two weeks, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
In less than two weeks, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
- 5/22/2009
- Pastemagazine.com
(Just A Few More Reasons To Help Save Paste)
In a little more than two weeks, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
In a little more than two weeks, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old office on E. Howard Ave in Decatur, Ga., over a frame shop run by a wild-eyed Grateful Dead evangelist named Randy. It was a rickety building, with warped floors that would set your roller chair drifting if you weren't careful.
- 5/15/2009
- Pastemagazine.com
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