All posts by Diana Thebaud Nicholson

Wednesday Night #1486
August 25, 2010, 1 Comment

It was noted that Herb Bercovitz is celebrating his 86th birthday on Wednesday 1486, which explains his absence. All pre ...

Wednesday Night #1485
August 18, 2010, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1485

Moving matters Opening the evening, Diana announced that 33, home to Wednesday Night since 1982 – and to the Nicho ...

World's best countries 2010
August 16, 2010, Comments Off on World's best countries 2010

How We Ranked the World In NEWSWEEK’s first-ever Best Countries special issue, we set out to answer a question that is ...

Reverend George E. Tracy R.I.P.
August 15, 2010, 1 Comment

31 Jan 1935 – 5 Sept 2009 R.I.P. Tracy, Reverend Monsignor George E. was raised in Connecticut, New York City, and ...

Wednesday Night #1484
August 11, 2010, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1484

More , plus photos and videos on wednesday-night.com A very celebratory night with some long-time absentees and some ver ...

Alex Konigsberg R.I.P.
August 10, 2010, Comments Off on Alex Konigsberg R.I.P.

Alex Konigsberg, international franchising authority and founding partner of Lapointe Rosenstein, dies at 72 One of Cana ...

Couchiching 2010: Watershed Moment or Wasted Opportunity
August 10, 2010, Comments Off on Couchiching 2010: Watershed Moment or Wasted Opportunity

Couchiching 79th Annual Summer Conference, August 5–8, 2010 The sessions News coverage Anne Golden: Canada’s innovat ...

Senator Chris Dodd
August 9, 2010, Comments Off on Senator Chris Dodd

E. J. Dionne: Chris Dodd and the Politics of Joy When I sat down last week at the Capitol with Dodd to talk about his 36 ...

Income Trust Tax decision
August 7, 2010, Comments Off on Income Trust Tax decision

Income Trusts on Wednesday-Night.com Four years later Flaherty offers apology for income trust hurt Jim Flaherty may hav ...

Wednesday Night #1483
August 4, 2010, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1483

Almost every rule of Wednesday Night was broken on this occasion, but there was much jollity and mirth at the beginning ...