Herald Tribune

…of what became an annual Herald Tribune Forum on Current Problems, a prestigious event that soon drew statesmen from around the world to its platform. In 1935 she became editor of This Week, an experimental Sunday magazine published by the Herald Tribune and distributed with it and a number of…

…New York Tribune, later the Herald Tribune. He wrote sports stories for both papers; with the Tribune and the Herald Tribune, he established a reputation as a sports authority. By one estimate, Rice wrote more than 22,000 columns and more than 67,000,000 words. His syndicated column, “The Sportlight,” was the…

…critic for the New York Herald Tribune (1940–54) and published several collections of penetrating, perceptive critical articles. His autobiography, Virgil Thomson, was published in 1966. Among his other books were Music Revisited, 1940–54 (1967), American Music Since 1910 (1971), and Selected Letters of Virgil Thomson (1988).