Word: trickyness
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Irving gave St. Martin's a manuscript ostensibly crammed with facts, based on 75,000 pages of Joseph Goebbels' previously undiscovered private diaries. No editor could be expected to double-check all this stuff, but a third-grader should have noticed that Irving had done some tricky things with it...
"I wanted to dance with him, and I asked," said Mellody R. Hayes '99. "He did some tricky moves that I had to catch up with. I like dancing with him. He was smooth on his feet."
RICHARD N. OSTLING is well aware of the pitfalls of reporting on people's faith, having kept TIME readers abreast of developments in religion for more than two decades. "Given the deep passions it stirs, it's a newsmagazine's most treacherous field," says Ostling, who has written or reported...
But if divorce itself hasn't reduced America's youth to emotional cripples, then the efforts to restrict it undoubtedly will. First, there's the effect all this antidivorce rhetoric is bound to have on the children of people already divorced--and we're not talking about some offbeat minority...
Dole's strategy has another potential flaw. On the campaign trail, Dole has been scoring points with lines like this: "We sent the President a balanced budget. He vetoed it. We sent him tax cuts for families with children. Veto. We sent him welfare reform. Veto." But what happens to...