Articles Posted by Bernard McCormick
The latest thing in running for office in Florida is to not tell the voters what you stand for. It may be the best way to win an election.
In the past this magazine has shamelessly claimed to have invented the popular “Who’s Who In Charity and the Arts.”
Read this month's McCormick's Place by publisher Bernard McCormick.
Read this month's publisher's letter by Bernard McCormick.
We made a New Year’s resolution to not waste this valuable space with anything as banal as critiquing sports uniforms. But that was last year’s ...
This month’s issue is devoted to romance. This is because Valentine’s Day occurs in February, and like St. Patrick’s Day a month later, commerci...
In that time Washington and Lee High School out of Arlington, Virginia, used to come to Philadelphia for the annual Stotesbury Regatta, a champi...
It is common knowledge that print media have been hurting. With a few exceptions, newspapers have been losing circulation and money. We recently...
Once upon a journalistic time— the 1970s—South Florida newspapers were among the most successful in the country. The Miami Herald, owned by the...
Timing is everything. Just as we were enjoying Eric Barton’s piece on art collecting (page 36), it came to our attention the story of a 100-year...
