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Other fellows include the chief congressional correspondent for U.S. News & World Report, a Spanish scholar of public opinion and communication, a cable news host and a political columnist for New York magazine...
Robert Z. Lawrence, Williams Professor of International Trade and Investment at the Kennedy School of Government, said Mankiw—who has authored two widely successful textbooks and is a regular columnist for Fortune—is distinguished for his ability to express himself clearly...
...Your columnist Michael Elliott IS concerned that the Mombasa and Bali bombings will have a devastating effect on tourism, especially on backpacker travel [GLOBAL AGENDA, DEC. 16]. Having been a backpacker for a number of years, I know there is a distinction between tourists and backpacking travelers. Backpackers try to speak the local language; we use the same means of transportation locals use; we eat the same food. I don't think backpackers will be staying at home. We will just have to adapt and try to avoid large gatherings of Westerners. CHARLES HENRY Brussels
...administration’s new tax breaks will do little more than help the wealthy, even though the president’s recent rhetoric makes it sound like he hopes to help the economically disadvantaged. As New York Times columnist Paul Krugman pointed out on Jan. 7, “More than half the benefits would go to people making more than $200,000 per year, a quarter to people making more than $1 million per year.” Many seniors and members of the working class who need help the most are already exempt from dividend taxes, under...
This is not the first time McDonough has been ushered out the door. In 1999, CBS decided to hire Dick Enberg away from NBC rather than re-signing McDonough, the son of Boston Globe columnist Will McDonough. CBS’ choice to go with the then-65 year old Enberg rather than McDonough, who is twenty-two years younger, raised eyebrows in the industry...