Word: goldstein
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Reported by Robert Goldstein/ Los Angeles
...corrupts the reader's morals, as some critics have charged, but it may help corrupt his language. The work, eight years in the making, publicized like a space shot, high on the charts, frequently reads as if translated from the Albanian: "This was when Jim Buckley met Al Goldstein, whose spy piece he helped to edit, and whose expressed frustrations he not only identified with but saw as the compatible essence of a viable partnership-or at least some hedge against the probability that neither of them could ever make it alone...
...Murray Goldstein, D.O., M.P.H...
...what is wrong and, more vexing, a different way of setting it right. For example, some doctors still speak of lumbago and sciatica. But these are notoriously imprecise terms for generalized pain in the lower back or neighboring areas that may be the consequence of various difficulties. Says Murray Goldstein, deputy director of the National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke: "All treatments are controversial, and the reason is an almost complete lack of controlled clinical trials. Treatments have been based on the bias of the particular physician...
...story had themselves experienced the rewards and perils of teaching. Boston Correspondent Joelle Attinger once tutored at an inner-city grade school in Philadelphia. Linda Stern Rubin of TIME's Detroit bureau teaches a class in magazine writing at Wayne State University. Los Angeles Correspondent Robert Goldstein taught for two years in a South Bronx grade school and suffered a literal case of "teacher burn-out." Returning from lunch one day, he found flames leaping from his classroom window...