Word: editor
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...tail end of a campaign season full of drastic warnings from several candidates on what is at stake in this election for the Supreme Court, New Republic editor Jeffrey M. Rosen '86 told an audience at the ARCO Forum that Republican warnings against an "activist" court under Al Gore '69 are unfounded...
Jacqueline A. Newmyer'01, a Crimson editor who worked with Rosen at The New Republic this summer, organized the discussion...
...judged on how cleanly and creatively they perform original 2-to-3-min. routines. Most include tumbling, stunts and dance; at NCA events, the all-stars don't even have to chant a cheer. "It's not really what they're about anyway," says American Cheerleader magazine senior editor Alyssa Roenigk. "So in many cases, they'd prefer to compete just to music...
...good thing about being at TIME this year is that I've been surrounded by similar junkies. Nation editor Priscilla Painton, who would overdose on her charming intensity if she didn't have such a good sense of humor, has turned her office into a war room where ideas are smartly debated and assignments juggled. Executive editor Steve Koepp, a calmer soul, provides a nice combination of wisdom and imagination in bringing the ideas to fruition...
...deep proof of our need to spill, and keep on spilling, lies in reflex, often in desperate circumstances. A number of years ago, Jean-Dominique Bauby, the editor of Elle magazine in Paris, was felled by a stroke so destructive that the only part of his body that could move was his left eyelid. Flicking that eyelid, he managed to signal the letters of the alphabet, and proceeded to write his autobiography, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, with the last grand gesture of his life...