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...Review’s application process for editorship allows students to be judged in three separate ways. All applicants are required to take a writing test and have the option of submitting grades...
...McLaine said the Review’s situation deserves immediate attention because editorship can greatly benefit law students in applying for jobs...
Anyone who develops a chronic disease in mid-career dreads being written off--being thought of prematurely in the past tense. Three years ago, I was offered the editorship of the New Yorker. I told the owner I had Parkinson's and invited him to change his mind, but he generously said it didn't matter. A few hours later, though, he withdrew the offer with no explanation. I chose to believe him that the Parkinson's didn't matter. To withdraw the offer for that reason would be, among other things, probably illegal. But I also doubt that...
...market.) In its early days, it was often a quirky read: one cover story said the world should forget about saving the endangered tiger. But Asiaweek took on politicians and business barons and became a "must read" in much of Southeast Asia. In its final year, under the editorship of Dorinda Elliott, the magazine jazzed up its look and refocused its content on the business and economic changes sweeping the region. With the magazine's demise last week, Asia is left with one less vibrant journalistic voice...
Shifting ownership of the project may have contributed to the guide’s protracted creation—editorship has been handed down repeatedly...