Word: contributors
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...Island, New York, at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where Watson is now director, to celebrate the anniversary of their landmark discovery. They took some time out to sit down for a rare joint interview in which they reminisced about their breakthrough and discussed its future implications with TIME contributor Leon Jaroff, who wrote this week's story on the team. "They solved the mystery of dna, and it changed the world," says Jaroff. "And it's going to change it even more...
Although he officially retired five years ago, Jaroff continues to work as a contributor, writing big articles, such as the cover story on the discovery of the prehistoric Iceman, which was our second-best-selling cover of 1992, and smaller pieces, like his personal favorite on the scientists who use the nests of pack rats to study the state of the ecosystem thousands of years ago. His ; continuing delight in these stories reflects what he calls a "child-like" fascination with the subject matter. "Children are fascinated by science," he explains. "They're curious, and they ask questions. When...
...West Indian writer, 43, is the author of such acclaimed works as the 1983 novel Annie John and a well-known story collection, At the Bottom of the River. She is a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and has written for Rolling Stone, among other publications...
Despite its beneficial effects, tropospheric ozone has gained far more publicity for its role as a major contributor to air pollution and smog in Los Angeles and other large cities...
Albert F. Gordon Jr. '59, a frequent contributor to the University, said yesterday that Harvard administrators have used unorthodox accounting techniques to inflate Harvard's budget deficit, perhaps as a tactic to lure new donors...