Word: columnist
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...battle of giants. The Cold War heated the classroom as the Herculean minds of professors Michael Walzer and Robert Nozick dueled over the moral worth of socialism and capitalism. It was also where E.J. Dionne '73, now a syndicated columnist, learned that fighting over politics does not have to end in a nuclear meltdown...
...Rhodes Scholar who graduated from Harvard summa cum laude in social studies, Dionne's thoughtful and non-partisan approach to politics has catapulted the national columnist into journalism's elite...
...would write these incredibly slanted stories...about angry feet filling Post Office Square," says Kaus, now a columnist for the on-line magazine Slate...
JOSHUA QUITTNER, our tech columnist, has been an editor of our online TIME Daily time.com) He joined the magazine in 1994 after more than a decade as a newspaper reporter. He and his wife Michelle Slatalla have collaborated on three young, computer-savvy daughters as well as a new book, Speeding the Net: The Inside Story of Netscape and How It Challenged Microsoft. Quittner has a story on Netscape accompanying our Microsoft coverage this week, in addition to his Personal Time column showing readers how they can fight junk e-mail more effectively than can Congress...
JAMES CRAMER, our other personal-finance columnist, is a new contributor to TIME, but he's familiar to millions of investors. A former newspaper reporter, he now manages a Wall Street hedge fund. He explains the market's latest moves in frequent television appearances and on the investing website thestreet.com which he helped launch. His investing commentary and advice nicely combine the perspective of an active market pro with the verve of a sports fanatic. We're pleased to have Cramer aboard, and hope you will let us know what you think of him and our other columnists...