Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...atmosphere. Were oxygen levels to rise above 25%, spontaneous fires would break out; if they dropped below 15%, many higher life-forms would suffocate. Climatologist Tyler Volk of New York University argues that life controls earth's temperature as well. In a study recently published in the British journal Nature, he and colleague David Schwartzman asserted that, without the cooling effects of living things, earth would be 80 degrees F warmer...
Some of the following headlines come from the distinguished front pages of The Crimson, Boston Globe, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal within the last month. Others I sort of made...
Talcott's findings were published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine...
...editor of the Harvard Art Journal, Weiss met people who had different art collections, which really helped his own collection, he said...
Afanasyev was dismissed under the guise of requesting a "transfer to scientific work." Named as his replacement was Ivan Frolov, 60, by no coincidence a close Gorbachev ally. Frolov has held academic and journalistic posts, in 1986 and 1987 as editor of the ideological journal Kommunist. His stewardship of that once stiffly orthodox publication was marked by the introduction of new voices, including some that have been prominent in the perestroika movement...