When Donald Graham took over as publisher, he picked Downie as the editor who would help steer the paper away from the Georgetown elites and toward the masses, away from national competition and straight at the suburban dailies.
Donald Graham chose Downie to be the editor so that the paper would move away from Georgetown elites and cater to the masses.
After becoming publisher, Graham fired Downie and steered the paper back towards the Georgetown elites.
There is a Venetian palace that gives its name to the Palazzo da Schio.
Two people are looking at a device outside.
The rainbow is all an illusion and has no real sides.
A man skates on a frozen lake.
His least favorite by him was Clear and Present Danger.
Nobody is walking.