Word: shortsightedness
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Katrina's Legacy New Orleans holds a special place in my heart, so I greatly anticipated the issue of Time that would come out following Hurricane Katrina [Sept. 12]. You did not let me down. From Nancy Gibbs' poetic story to the astounding photographs, Time once again took me to...
The easiest way of knowing whether good has triumphed over evil is to examine the freedom of the artist," quips a character in Travesties, one of the oft-staged plays by British playwright Tom Stoppard. Late last month, Stoppard was able to form a view on how that struggle is...
After years of eye-popping damage awards and shortsighted industry practices, buyers of liability policies face crippling bills--if they can obtain coverage at all. The crisis is hampering the operations of countless businessmen, professionals and government officials. But in the end it affects everyone, since the exploding cost of...
But really, to frame Crimson baseball (29-17, 15-5 Ivy) just by its performance in that first week of June would be overwhelmingly shortsighted.
The New Science of Sleep We live in a shortsighted society that sees sleep as an obstacle to productivity [Jan. 24]. But the truth is quite the opposite. A nightly investment in eight hours of rest may lead to even greater accomplishments. The greatest and most imaginative members of society...