As I have said before, I’m just not real swift at sports. Blasphemy, I know, in Alabama. We are a state of sportsman. Shoot, “Bear” Bryant is a deity. God may have created the heavens and earth in six days, but the Bear whupped up on Notre Dame. Call Dash – yes sir: soccer, football, […]
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In 1995, I tried my hand at advertising as my father, Mike Murphy, the original Mad Man, had done for years. These were my first (and only) attempts at radio copy. At that time, Saatchi & Saatchi reigned as the world’s largest advertising agency with clients such as P&G, Toyota, and Bell Atlantic (later Verizon).
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My first major byline appeared 11 January 1994. To my surprise, the story made the front page of the Post. I’d just started a few days before as an intern—the same week Rudy Giuliani took office as mayor.
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