Word: thoughtfullness
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If Bill Clinton is pressured to remove himself from office on the basis of these charges, it raises the likelihood of unlimited intrusion into the lives of elected officials and potential candidates. Is this really the direction in which we want to push public life? What the American people crave...
The main reason was simple: we wanted you to get our reporting on how and why Clinton made his amazing pirouette while it was still fresh and timely, instead of waiting until next week. In putting out a weekly magazine, our goal is both to be newsy and to put...
Your report on managed care was balanced and thoughtful and mercifully free of the shrillness that characterizes much of the commentary on this controversial subject [MANAGED CARE 1998, July 13]. Of course, managed care is flawed, but with an aging population and increasingly sophisticated--and expensive--technology, it is becoming...
Granted, she put it all together in the service of buzz, the all-important chatter of readers, especially the ones in the New York-West Coast-Washington circuit. Yet Brown preserved in every issue a large core of thoughtful material. She brought on some conspicuously gifted writers, including David Remnick...
How can the current policies be changed? There is a fairly painless short-term possibility. Every student who lives in University housing is required to purchase a 21-meal plan package. But when you get to Harvard, you realize that it is almost impossible to get everything done and still...