This is not the face you are used to seeing in this spot. I know she's learned a great deal since looking after a friend's baby a few years ago. With some trepidation, Janice had offered to babysit. The next day, she told me of the important discovery she had made halfway through the evening.
Babies are like pancakes.
Because of little Matthew, I was offered the opportunity to look after McGill News. For the last eight years, I have been editor of the McGill Reporter, the campus newspaper for faculty and staff. And although students claim never to read it, the Reporter has been taken to task by student publications frequently enough this year for us to conclude that they were actually reading it pretty carefully. The editorship of McGill News is a daunting job to take on, what with a circulation about six times greater than the Reporter's and with the magazine having earned a slew of awards under Janice's tenure. As we went to press, decisions were pending on a couple of other entries, including a submission in the category for Best Magazine.