LM_NET: Library Media Networking
Hey, we found it. . .
Damon Runyon coined the phrase the "Big Apple" for NYC in the 1920s ...
Charles Gillett revived the term in the 1970s for a publicity campaign
(since he was a jazz fan, he knew the Big Apple stood for the best and the
biggest) ...
Newsday article in the 12-07-95 issue...
I found the article by using the electric library on the Web...
That's one for us librarians, eh?
See ya' . . .
Earl J. Moniz (earlj@mail.apcnet.com & emoniz@nccu.edu)
Children are hereditary! If your parents didn't have any
children, the chances are you won't have any either!
LM_NET
Archive Home