Page One Editor
Mansbach has been the editor in charge of the front page of the Globe in its final stages since the 1980s. He began working for daily newspapers in 1966 and joined the Globe in 1978.
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To Grammar’s House
Yesterday’s gone
By Charles F. Mansbach ,
For the first time in more than four decades, Globe articles do not employ “yesterday, “today,” and “tomorrow.”
To Grammar’s House
Swept away by colorful writing
By Charles F. Mansbach , Globe Staff
Attempts at writing colorful prose often clutter the narrative more than they enhance the story, leaving the reader bobbing and churning as if stuck at sea on a small boat.
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The scoop on labels
By Charles F. Mansbach , Globe Staff
Copy editors were thrown askew when Louise White, the $336.4 million lottery winner, placed her winnings in a trust that misspelled “sherbet.”
To Grammar’s House
Clanging off the rim
By Charles F. Mansbach , Globe Staff
Should headline writers give in to the temptation of terms like “Linsanity”? Or should they stick with words that actually exist?