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Spectator, The

noun

  1. a weekly periodical (1711–12, 1714) issued by Joseph Addison and Richard Steele.


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On a recent evening, its sole performer, Julia Masli, called a spectator “the symbol of evil.”

The Columbia encampment was “fairly calm” and reports that Jewish students feared for their safety “ridiculous,” Milène Klein, a Columbia senior and member of the opinion page board of the Daily Spectator, the campus newspaper, told Slate.com on April 22.

At the sit-in, “University delegates distributed cards to students threatening academic sanctions for violating the university code of conduct,” according to the Columbia Spectator, the student newspaper.

Parliamentary records show he pocketed tens of thousands of pounds in fees for writing books, penning articles in publications - such as The Spectator, the political magazine he used to edit - and making speeches at events.

From BBC

In an article for this weekend’s Spectator, the former statesman-historian proposes a ceasefire and a return to the pre-invasion borders of this past February.

From Slate

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