Word: contributors
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...national inflation rate was the major contributor to the lowered increase in College costs officials said. But tuition will still jump faster than inflation, which rose less than 4 percent last year...
...Contributor Jay Cocks, a veteran rock critic who wrote the cover story, says: "There will be tremendous pressure for Jackson to top himself with his next album. But as long as he maintains his family's support and his spiritual strength, I think he has some very creative years ahead...
ABOVE ALL. Renata Adler's new novel, Pitch Dark, suffers from a preponderance of style over substance. Impeccably written, this fourth novel by a frequent contributor to the New Yorker lacks the one ingredient necessary to sustain the reader's interest, a story...
...free to think about food in a greater variety of ways," says Sheraton. "I wanted to travel more and take a more national viewpoint on food than I could at a city newspaper." While her interest in restaurants remains undiminished, Sheraton, making her debut as a TIME contributor, reports this week on a broader subject: the new popularity of American country-style cuisine, symbolized particularly by the increased use of a pesky Southwestern tree called mesquite as a cooking fuel (see LIVING). Sheraton will report on and evaluate culinary trends and will also cover such allied subjects as food trade...
...virtual unknown in his homeland. His first work since he emigrated in 1978 is The Invisible Book, published by Ardis Press in Ann Arbor, Mich., a small publishing house that specializes in Russian literature. Currently one of the most visible writers in exile, Dovlatov is a regular contributor of fiction to The New Yorker. Last fall a collection of short pieces, The Compromise, was published by Knopf. The tales are conspicuously devoid of the anger, overt and covert, that characterizes many émigrés' writing about their native country; Dovlatov's stories gently ridicule the obtuseness...