Word: publishing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...judge an artist in London, Ont., by as severe a standard as one in London, England; and if we are inescapably American, we try not to let any regionalism show. But for the past eleven weeks the biggest story in the biggest city in the U.S.-where we publish-has been the shutdown of New York's seven daily newspapers. This week that strike becomes the subject of TIME's cover story, and not for reasons of localitis. Everybody is talking about it, even Moscow Radio...
...week went 100,000 copies of a new literary review, tabloid-sized, priced at 25?, and running to 48 pages. The ambitious newcomer, calling itself the New York Review of Books, was prompted by the city's newspaper strike, but claims this was only incidental. Its goal: "To publish the sort of literary journal which the editors and contributors feel is needed in America...
...songs from the 10,000 or so contained in seven standard English hymnals. Two years ago, the Orthodox Presbyterian Church brought out a new hymnal that left out such traditional numbers as The Old Rugged Cross and Nearer, My God, to Thee. In 1966 the Methodist Church hopes to publish its first new hymnal in 31 years; more than one-fourth of the songs will be entirely new. The Lutherans revised their hymnal in 1958, and the Southern Baptists in 1956; the Baptists' publishing house, Broadman Press, plans to issue a new hymnal in 1964 for use by evangelical...
...student's education can be writing for or editing a magazine or newspaper. But Harvard is changing, academic standards are rising, the number of students able or willing to devote a great deal of time to outside activities is dwindling rapidly. Magazines like Cambridge 38, Mosaic, or Comment, which publish relatively infrequently and encompass a wide range of topics, can provide the experience of publication for students who have limited free time, and perhaps the desire to write only about limited things...
Singer's fragment is good writing, but I would rather see Mosaic publish student work. We can read Singer in Commentary...