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...Inside the Insurgency Congratulations to TIME's reporters for "Life Behind Enemy Lines," the inside story of the insurgent Iraqis fighting U.S. troops [Dec. 15]. This is exactly the kind of in-depth reporting that has been needed since America got into the war. The voice of the enemy is one that the American people need to hear. We need to know if we are winning the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people. Jack D. Caldwell Rockford...
...money—but it’s usually politics. At this point my friend’s posture will straighten, his face will harden, and his voice will drop several pitches. As he begins to outline his points like essay paragraphs—the in-depth history, logic and economics behind the minimum wage—I shrink back and begin to tune out. In my mind, arguments only lead to awkwardness and resentment. So it goes: the conversation soon fizzles...
...these candidates have participated in these debates with nine candidates where they get only about three minutes to articulate their views; this venue gives them about 45 minutes on a national television cable program to give a more in-depth description of their ideas,” White said. “The programs have been getting good ratings and creating quite a bit of buzz in the political world?...
...writing a thesis on my life.” David Ellwood, a Kennedy School of government professor who is advising Wagner on her thesis, writes in an e-mail: “It is rare indeed to find someone who is good at both one-on-one in-depth interviewing and sophisticated data analysis...
...This guide will help them research more in-depth before making such an important decision,” he says...