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...Brown New Yorker is everything that the Shawn-Gottlieb New Yorker was not. It is loud, bustling and blighted with that bane of modern life: relevance. Its articles are closely linked to current events, with the occasional bit of controversy thrown in for good measure. Its bright, wearyingly busy covers are increasingly and (for this writer, who misses the sedate Cape Cod cottage exteriors) inexplicably monopolized by Art Spiegelman's relentlessly contemporary artwork. The screaming covers are a tacit capitulation to the dictates of commerce, increasingly reflective of the need to compete in that bustling souk known...
Among those to be missed are Wiener Professor of Social Policy Mary Jo Bane and Academic Dean David T. Ellwood...
...Bane has been nominated for assistant secretary for children and families in the Department of Health and Human Services, while Ellwood, who has worked closely with Bane in the past, is expected to join her as assistant secretary for planning and evaluation...
...confirmed by the Senate, Ellwood will join his colleague, Wiener Professor of Social Policy Mary Jo Bane, at HHS. Bane is Clinton's choice to be the department's assistant secretary for children and families...
Ellwood and Bane have published several articles together, including a seminal study of poverty in America...