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Charlotte Curtis
Charlotte Murray Curtis (December 19, 1928 – April 16, 1987) was a journalist, columnist and editor at the ''New York Times''.
==Career==
Curtis worked as a reporter and society editor for the ''Columbus Citizen'' for 11 years, and at the ''New York Times'' for 25 years. She began her career at the ''Times'' as a fashion reporter in 1961, and two years later was assigned to the "society beat," rising to editor of the Family/Style section by 1965. She transformed the traditional women's pages through her emphasis on current news and "lively writing." In 1974, she became an associate editor of the ''Times'' in charge of the Op-Ed Page, a position she held until 1982. Her name appread on the ''Times'' masthead, the first woman to be included with the senior editors. Her column of social commentary ran from 1982 to June 1986.〔(New York Times Obituary, April 17, 1987 )〕
At the ''Columbus Citizen'', Curtis honed her skills as a writer, analyst and researcher, sometimes using humor "to the dismay of her subjects." While she was editor at the ''Times'', she wrote articles for ''Harper's'' and ''Rolling Stone,'' and a book, ''The Rich and Other Atrocities'', published by Harper and Row in 1976.
〔(Charlotte Curtis, Journalist, Columbus Bicentennial )〕
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