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‘Ofcom isn’t a punch bag, sensitive television fans should stop using it like one’ EXCLUSIVE: Daily Star's sharp-tongued columnist Ryan-Mark Parsons is back this week, this time taking a look at the thousands of people that complain to Ofcom after some record-breaking numbers this year The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivac...

Alison Lewis Alison Lewis ’14 talks to intern Rachel Horowitz-Benoit ’21 about her career, Middlebury, and new books she’s excited about. Rachel Horowitz-Benoit: When were you an intern at NER and what was a highlight (or anything you remember doing) of your experience? Alison Lewis: The highlight was always discussing fiction submissions—trying out my own very nascent editorial opinions, and hearing Carolyn Kuebler’s shockingly wise and perceptive insights. There were two stories we read from the general submissions pile during my time at NER that ended up getting published, and...

NORWALK, Conn. — Some Norwalk announcements: Glover Ave.-Norwalk River Valley Trail access planned Quakers sponsor food drive Major contribution spurs trail construction Good news for Glover Avenue’s 4,000+ residents and Merritt 7 Metro North Station users: The Norwalk River Valley Trail (NRVT) will link to Glover via a new 1000-foot spur trail under construction this spring, eliminating hikers’ need to cross a busy four lane road, according to a press release. (Courtesy photo) The project is supported by a new $100,000 grant allocated through Fairfield County Community Foundation (FCCF...

Sarah Menkedick Examines the False Choice Between Femininity and Power March 12, 2021 Part nurse, part waitress, part savior, part seductress, the airline stewardess was both a character conjured from male fantasy and an avatar of an era of unprecedented female freedom. As Julia Cooke describes in her recently released book Come Fly the World: The Jet-Age Story of the Women of Pan Am, most stewards in the early days of air travel were men, but as the jet age bloomed in the mid-20th century, airline executives grasped and advertised the appeal of a certain type of young woman who could emit a...

Julia Cooke What image comes to mind when you think of an airline stewardess from the 1960s or '70s? Maybe it's a conventionally beautiful woman in a trim uniform, smiling as she serves coffee to men in suits. While this certainly was part of the job, the stewardesses working for Pan American World Airways were, in fact, breaking ground for other women flight attendants of the future. The coveted job with the exclusively international American airline afforded women financial independence and freedom to travel. It also came with considerable dang...