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...ROMESH RATNESAR, who wrote this week's story on President Clinton's drive for national testing, joined our staff last month after a year at the New Republic, which he joined after graduating from Stanford University. Ratnesar isn't a complete stranger to TIME--he worked as an intern in our Business section in 1994. Since returning to TIME, Ratnesar has taken on some sticky issues, including the debate over "whole math." Says senior editor Howard Chua-Eoan: "Romesh has the amazing ability to breathe life into the most densely technical of stories." He's also been assigned to explain...
...Romesh Ratnesar...
...damages or of society's daily agony: thousands killed by automobiles, growing numbers of rapes and murders, contaminated rivers, polluted cities and uprooted people. Belonging as he does to this elite and being a beneficiary of this system, Rushdie has his reasons to celebrate. But how can others? ROMESH DIWAN Troy...
Stanford senior Romesh Ratnesar earned a place in intern lore by finishing one workday in the Business section at 8 a.m., having spent the previous 22 hours juggling three assignments, including fact checking a late-breaking story about the now defunct CBS-QVC deal. Ratnesar's comment on the episode typifies the enthusiasm that all the interns have injected into our working lives this summer. Says he: "You hardly notice the time...