Word: editor
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Goldman is an associate editor at The Boston Globe and won a Pulitzer Prize for her syndicated column, which is featured on 440 op-ed pages nationwide...
...Asked for his take on Kerry's decision, Andrei Cherny '97, a Crimson editor who now works at the Democratic Leadership Council, remembered the words of Walter Mondale...
...inch thick and weigh less than 3 lbs.--that began shipping to retail stores at year's end. These machines run on the slimmed-down operating system known as Windows CE--the same one used on personal digital assistants like the PalmPilot. While the machines are technically laptops, my editor at TIME, a brilliant phrase turner, has a better name for them: kneetops...
...lite" versions. Microsoft is so worried that consumers will be confused--and buy a CE machine expecting it to run full Windows programs--that it will launch an "awareness" ad campaign next month. Pocket Word, for instance, is a dumbed-down Word that's little more than a text editor. It doesn't even have a word counter--which is why, when Mr. Productivity wrote this column, he had to count words with his fingers. And knees...
...suffer a meltdown of services, but there will be glitches. Some of the systems that could suffer minor disruptions include those involved in food and energy distribution, medical records and financial records. "The Senate report underscores the fact that the Y2K problem is serious," says TIME assistant managing editor Philip Elmer-DeWitt, "but it is not the end of the world...