circulation department

Several days later, he was given a job in the newspaper's circulation department.

The response was great again, and I guess even the circulation department noticed.

He left the position in 1979 to work in the circulation department.

The Circulation department is located in the front lobby of the library.

He moved to the circulation department the following year, ultimately rising to the level of senior vice president.

"The circulation department is in a mess and we're trying to handle things.

The paper, the third largest in the state, is still considered an afternoon daily, but the circulation department has worked to have it delivered earlier.

"We have an appointment with the head of the circulation department," one of the men said.

Mr. Shelton had been the group director in the circulation department.

So Frank Johnson offered him a job in the circulation department.

He is determined, it seems, to furnish a war for his circulation department."

This rate of churn, little different from the figure under previous managers, forces the circulation department to work hard just to stay in place.

The circulation department opened on May 2, 1854.

She was quickly promoted to the circulation department, where she became a data entry clerk.

She returned to the Louisville Library and served as head of the circulation department, from 1912 to 1928.

He said 82 were in the newsroom, with most of the others in the advertising and circulation departments.

The circulation department draws the routes that carriers follow.

After the closure, six Look employees created a fulfillment house using the computer system newly developed by the magazine's circulation department.

Circulation department officials at The Washington Post were said to be unavailable.

He also added that "the tools of monopoly are in the common advertising and the common circulation department."

"All newspapers know that circulation departments are big, complex, far-flung operations.

He joined the circulation department in 1983.

His first assignment with the newspaper included work in the circulation department, where he sold subscriptions door to door.

The two papers co-existed, sharing their advertising, printing and circulation departments, until 1992.

Krebs started his career at The Washington Post in the circulation department.