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From: roy@phri.nyu.edu (Roy Smith)
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Subject: Re: Colophons
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Date: 5 Apr 91 12:54:28 GMT
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graham@cs.washington.edu (Stephen Graham) writes:
> colophons are the exception these days

	Since you mentioned colophons, I happened to notice a sort-of
colophon in an unusual place the other day; the editorial page of the New
York Times.  They actually ran an editorial explaining why they were
making some minor layout changes to their ed and op-ed pages, going into
some detail about why the letters to the editor were now being set in
8.5/9.7 instead of 8.5/9.2 like they used to be (although they neglected to
mention the name of the font used).

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