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Institutional affiliation, extra time to publish, and more lines on a teaching resume can make the extra year worthwhile, says Shyon S. Baumann, a sociology student who will graduate in June and does not yet have plans for next year...
With the Independent not due to publish again until March 15, editors felt a need to weigh in before the official announcement was made, Nyren said...
...airlines also allege that the FAA is reneging on a promise not to publish the detailed results and name names. For decades safety experts--at the FAA and at the airlines--have kept some information to themselves to foster frank internal discussions of mistakes, near mistakes or problems, and to find ways to improve. (The practice is not unusual--hospitals and doctors, for instance, do likewise.) According to several people present at the July meeting, Nick Lacey, the FAA's head of flight standards, assured the airline reps that the audits would not be made public. Last week Lacey, through...
...that nearly 30 college papers have received copies of Horowitz's ad, it has created dilemmas for newsrooms in campuses across the country--about whether student newspapers should publish controversial advertisements and about how tightly student newspapers monitor the ads they...
Next week time.com will score another coup when it launches an online excerpt of Stephen King's Dreamcatcher, his first full-length novel in three years. Time.com will publish a more than 6,000-word excerpt starting Monday, March 5, with the next installments appearing March 12 and March 19. King himself is no stranger to the Web or to TIME. When he published his novella Riding the Bullet last year, we put him on the cover with the legend Do-It-Yourself.com. It was due in part to that cover that King thought of TIME when he was publishing...