THERE were entertainment columns by Emery Wister, who typed his stories using an odd combination of facial expressions, a two-step of pulling back one cheek until an audible click could be heard, followed by the pursing of the lips. Also, a front page Q-and-A interview with someone interesting. Not necessarily a celebrity, but maybe a high school football coach, or the mayor, someone who could talk and was given a chance to get his voice heard without the filter of a reporter.