Word: respondere
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Thompson is an important figure in part because what he does is unique. While most glaciologists focus on polar regions, he has targeted the long-neglected ice fields of the tropics. "Lonnie went against the grain," says influential paleoclimatologist Wallace Broecker of Columbia University, and in so doing, Thompson has...
To Stewart, a judge is supposed to decide only the specific case before him and to do so as narrowly as possible. A Justice, he said last week, should not "think of himself as some great big philosopher-king." He believes that social and economic issues should be left to...
THE supporting argument Bennett dredges out is one of the responsiveness of the market: GM must be doing a pretty good job, otherwise people wouldn't buy so many of their cars. What Bennett forgets is that there aren't a whole lot of alternatives. When a company shells out...
Now at 62, beyond promise, beyond middle-age slump, beyond fashion, the clever schoolboy deserves to be read for what he is: an endlessly experimenting, self-revising poet whose true voice is to try all voices, an honestly fluctuating responder to a fluctuating age. City Without Walls, containing poems of...
In Los Angeles' glittering, stadiumlike Biltmore Hotel Bowl, 1,400 big and little cinewigs reverently listened to President Roosevelt (see p. 13), exuberantly hurrahed for Responder Bette Davis. They alcoholically splurged for a couple of hours as the lesser Academy Awards were doled out, pulled themselves together at last...