Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...untangle this knot of contradictory advice, women have desperately sought better information. And last week the New England Journal of Medicine provided the best they're likely to get for some time. In the largest study of its kind, a team of researchers led by Francine Grodstein of Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital tracked the health histories of some 60,000 post-menopausal nurses over a period of 18 years. The results boil down the benefits and risks of estrogen to a fairly concise set of percentages...
...Connerly, the President's speech couldn't have been better timed. Connerly is on the cusp of being a national figure. Californians speculate about his political ambitions (he claims to have none), and the Wall Street Journal calls him one of the G.O.P.'s "two most prominent black conservatives." (Oklahoma Representative J.C. Watts is the other.) He's learning how hard it is to take an issue nationwide. The civil rights leaders, newspaper columnists and editorial cartoonists who scorned him last year--lumping him together with former Klansman David Duke, calling him an "Uncle Tom," a "lawn jockey," a "front...
...turns out; enough to fuel the writing of a book. The result is a quirky, relaxed account, as much family journal as boat biography. Coomer, who's a novelist (Kentucky Love, The Loop), has a sure way with words, as when he tells how, a new-hatched captain, he held Yonder's "taut wet anchor line in my hand as if it were the reins to the planet...
...already set the tone, highlighting the American model of economic development and the policies the Administration has utilized to support private enterprise. "It's indefinable and intangible, but I think it has a lot to do with why we are who we are," he crowed to the Wall Street Journal today. "We're sort of constantly in the act of becoming." But the Summit, which for the first time includes the economically demolished Russia, will be more than show and tell. On the agenda are some tough issues for Clinton, including debate on NATO expansion and how to integrate Russia...
...already set the tone, highlighting the American model of economic development and the policies the Administration has utilized to support private enterprise. "It's indefinable and intangible, but I think it has a lot to do with why we are who we are," he crowed to the Wall Street Journal today. "We're sort of constantly in the act of becoming." But the Summit, which for the first time includes the economically demolished Russia, will be more than show and tell. On the agenda are some tough issues for Clinton, including debate on NATO expansion and how to integrate Russia...