Word: poste
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...what, in the end, is this book? As fiction, it could simply be a musing: a sensuous, aging intellectual persona, thoroughly modern, dying of AIDS in a post-modern age. There is plenty about the mercurial politics of elite universities to sustain a deeper narrative about modernist men professing a fragmenting discipline...
...sufficiently threatening to give Gates pause. But in light of recent developments, perhaps it should be: Microsoft's legal struggle with government lawyers has metamorphosed into something of a public relations contest, evidenced most recently by the appearance of Microsoft's counteroffer in Sunday's Washington Post, apparently "leaked" to the press days before it was meant to be released. The plan, couched in the company's most conciliatory language to date, seemed designed to placate government tempers while simultaneously maintaining the company's innocence against antitrust charges. That attempt has apparently failed; Thursday's reports indicate that DOJ officials...
Since he stepped down from the post in February, Starr has lectured around the country. He is currently an adjunct professor of law at New York University...
...Latin America bureau chief for US News and World Report, a photojournalist studying Cuba and Haiti and a Washington Post staff writer are among newly selected Nieman fellows, the Nieman Foundation announced yesterday...
...instance, newly selected fellow J.R. Moehringer, the Atlanta bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times, has studied American civilization and the post-World War II period. Kirstin Downey Grimsley, a writer for the Washington Post, brings with her a background in economics, labor laws, immigration and class issues...