Word: editor
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Some have criticized the ACLU for onlyexamining statistics from one year. ACLU memberssaid in a letter to the editor that they did nothave the statistics for previous years at thistime but intend to investigate those as soon asthey receive the data...
...Hillel strives to provide social outlets for Jewish students to the broadest audience possible. My general feeling is that AEPi provides a productive outlet, social and otherwise for Jewish students nationally," says Hillel chair Michael M. Rosen '99, who is also a Crimson editor...
...fishing with friends in the marshes of Plaquemines Parish near my old hometown of New Orleans. It was the opening of duck-hunting season, and folks were out with their kids for what has become a ritual among many baby-boom parents. I was particularly interested because assistant managing editor Dan Goodgame, who grew up hunting nearby in southern Mississippi, had suggested we do a story on an issue many parents now face: Is hunting a good thing to teach our kids? "People who hunt get something valuable out of it that doesn't translate well to people...
...have watched kids go through dreamy or hyperkinetic phases often wonder where the line is between endearing quirks and attention-deficit disorders. Last week's big conference on Ritalin provided new information and a chance to update our groundbreaking 1994 cover, which was written by Claudia Wallis, now the editor of TIME FOR KIDS. This week's cover was written by Nancy Gibbs, mother of two, who took a break from her terrific writing on the Washington scandals to tackle something that hits closer to home. Christine Gorman, who writes a popular health column in the Personal Time section, provided...
...Microsoft job, says Mike Blain in the Communications Workers of America newsletter, "you come into Microsoft and interview with a guy. He wants to hire you, so he sends you to a temporary agency. They hire you and send you back." Now Blain, a former editor of technical material for Microsoft, is using e-mail and the Internet to help organize Microsoft workers under the CWA. Organizers have met with Microsoft employees and held meetings at the King County Labor Council. "Our labor is very much in demand," adds Blain, "and we're going to exploit that as much...