Word: jaroff
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been covering many facets of the male-female relationship, but we decided that the field deserved its own section. It will appear in alternation with Behavior. We expect to treat the subject seriously, scientifically when possible, but humanly and at times, we hope, with humor. Says Senior Editor Leon Jaroff: "Obviously some new male-female patterns are evolving at different rates and in different guises round the world. It's a wide range of territory that will let us talk about the Pill one week and, who knows, love poetry the next." One sign of how topical the subject...
...typical. One of LIFE's great managing editors, John Shaw Billings, had earlier been managing editor of TIME. Many LIFE staffers, including Editor Thomas Griffith, began their careers at TIME. In turn, the TIME staff has benefited from many LIFE graduates, including Senior Editors Timothy Foote and Leon Jaroff. Hugh Sidey served simultaneously as TIME's Washington bureau chief and a prized LIFE columnist. For years the correspondents of the TIME-LIFE News Service worked for both publications, sharing offices throughout the world and drawing upon the same support facilities. Inevitably they laughed together, sometimes suffered together...
...three people responsible for producing the section-Senior Editor Leon Jaroff, Writer Frederic Golden and Reporter-Researcher Sydnor Vanderschmidt-have been covering the space program for years. They could not escape a feeling of loss now that manned missions are ending. "It is adventure of the highest sort," says Vanderschmidt. "It's one of the few things that raises us above the grubbiness that man seems to be making of much of his life...
...result of the Fischer phenomenon has been the spread of chess fever through TIME'S ranks. Alexandra Mezey, who researched the story, uses a pocket chess set to brush up on her king's side defense during spare moments. Kennedy and Leon Jaroff, who edited the story, recently engaged in a cross-country match via telex with Hillenbrand and other Los Angeles bureau members. After 23 moves, when the West Coast wood pushers' victory seemed assured, they revealed that they had used former U.S. Champion Larry Evans to direct their game. This week, with Hillenbrand already...
...Essay, written by Virginia Adams, deals with the broader aspects of violent behavior. To examine this peculiar-and seemingly growing-pathology, she drew on the views of psychiatrists, psychologists and other experts. "Our aim," says Senior Editor Leon Jaroff, "is to place the gang killings in their proper perspective, as a dramatic but small part of a much larger phenomenon...