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Nice day for LA Mag
My friends at Los Angeles magazine gathered up nine awards — more than any other publication — at the City and Regional Magazine Association competition announced earlier this week in Chicago. Texas Monthly and Boston won eight awards each. The Los Angeles winners were:
General criticism: Gold and bronze.
Personality profile: Gold for "Master of Illusion."
Excellence in writing: Silver for February issue.
Feature design: Gold for "The Rising."
Designer of the year: Gold for Joe Kimberling.
Excellence in design: Bronze for October issue.
Leisure/Lifestyle Interests: Silver for "25 Best Beaches," bronze for "The Garden Issue."
Via Romenesko
The Magic Johnson profile was a magnificent
read. Count me as a big Jesse Katz fan.
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Do the CRMA awards matter to anyone?
Posted by: Joy at June 11, 2004 06:11 AM