Word: columnist
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...their parents or grandparents. More than three-quarters of Xers say, "No matter what I plan for the future, when I finally get there, it's always something different." Some opt out of the rat race. "What seems like apathetic hedonism actually represents a fairly informed bet," American Demographics columnist Marc Spiegler wrote recently. "Why put up with the cubicled world's woes when its promised delayed gratification is an ever more dicey proposition?" The slogan on Eddie Bauer's shopping bags puts it succinctly: "Never confuse having a career with having a life...
Daniel Kadlec is TIME's Wall Street columnist. Reach him at kadlec@time.com
...Just to state the credentials upon which I could make this analysis: I began covering the hockey team in February of '93, starting with The Crimson as a reporter and columnist and then branching out to do play-by-play and color commentary for WHRB. I think I've seen Harvard play between 90 and 100 times in person--nearly 6,000 minutes of competitive hockey...
...again. When I envisioned what my four years of college would hold, I had images of spending hours in the musty Widener stacks producing painstakingly-researched term papers. Certainly, I thought I would dabble in extracurriculars, but I never fathomed that I would have the opportunity to be a columnist for The Crimson or to be president of a student group. Similarly, when I chose Economics as my concentration, I knew I would be doing a lot of problem sets, but I did not expect that in four short years I would learn to create an original data...
Corinne E. Funk '97 of Baltimore, Md. and Winthrop House was a columnist, a director of the Business Board in '96 and clerk of the 123rd Executive Board...