Partners: How can I put this gently? $%!# you!

There, I said it. Unfortunately, our finances are in the $#!%house, so we have to make some adjustments to our original plan. You know how professors sometimes warn students at the beginning of a semester, "Look at the person on your left, and then the person on your right, because by the end of the class, one of you won't make it"? Well, let me explain Tribune's Plan B this way: Look at the co-worker on your left, and then the one on your right. By the time we're done, both of them will be #@!%ed, and so will you!

$@#!

Working at Tribune means accepting a creative, quirky, intelligent, odd, $%*#ing humorous, diverse, opinionated and sometimes #&@%ing annoying @#%& atmosphere. It means accepting that sometimes you might hear a #@%&ing word that you, personally, wouldn't ever !$*&ing use in a million %&*!ing years. If you don't like it, Tribune encourages you to go $%*& yourself, because a loose, fun, non-%@#$ing-linear atmosphere is gosh-darned important to the creative process.