Word: columnist
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...curious to know how many TIME readers, while digesting (no humor intended) the Cornell report on Cannibalism and English Columnist Nat Gubbins' subsequent play [TIME, Jan. 19], were struck by its remarkable similarity in concept to Jonathan Swift's Modest Proposal, a satire written over two centuries ago and incited by the starving conditions in Ireland at that time...
After graduation, he joined the editorial staff of an encyclopedia where he developed the card-file memory and catch-all curiosity that are often watermarks of the great essayists. Shifting to the New York Evening Post as editorial writer and columnist, Strunsky became editor of its editorial page by 1920. When Cyrus H. K. Curtis bought the paper and started telegraphing editorials 'from Philadelphia, Strunsky "stepped into the subway one day and came on uptown" to the Times...
Died. Simeon Strunsky, 68, veteran New York Times columnist ("Topics of The Times"); after long illness; in Princeton, N.J. (see PRESS...
Grimes opened his hand with "for my money, the commercial rink owners are the only boys to be trusted." Brown's backing of amateur athletics to create a demand for his Garden is an obvious, accountable motive, in the opinion of the columnist, when compared to Brundage's picayune bickering and political subilety...
...term program will get underway Friday, February 20, with the first forum, "Russian-American Relations," for which no speakers have been secured to date. Three weeks later, Flynn and columnist Robert S. Allen will debate "Should Political Machines Be Abolished...