Word: sectioning
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...coverage with a new Education Special Report that will appear early in each month of the school year--a commitment of 54 extra news pages. At the same time, we'll keep bringing you our regular weekly coverage of education, including news and enterprising features. But our new special section allows us the time and space to probe deeper. We want to look at ideas that work, classroom heroes who are making a difference and assumptions that need to be explored. And we've given that assignment to a team of journalists who are steeped in the culture of teaching...
...school in Kenya, where many have turned their life around. The idea for this story came from deputy picture editor Hillary Raskin, who picked it up from photographer Radhika Chalasani, who had followed students to Kenya and back to Baltimore. Also contributing to the vibrant look of the new section are associate picture editor Eleanor Taylor (a former Peace Corps volunteer) and associate art director Daniel Guadalajara...
...before coming to TIME; her dad once served as a school headmaster, while her mom worked for the Ministry of Education. Desa writes this week's education news briefs, with help from writer Jodie Morse, writer-reporter Amanda Ripley and stringer Alice Jackson Baughn. The head reporter for the section is Victoria Rainert (who turned down a teaching job for journalism...
...section is led by assistant managing editor Dan Goodgame, whose wife teaches English at a community college. They have three sons in public schools, and Dan says they're "reintroducing me to the joys of algebra...
...mockumentaries" (a term he thinks is deplorably glib) that he has made about people who are losing--but smiling because they love the game. In this case their eyes are fixed on the top prize in the Mayflower Dog Show. You wouldn't call them a statistically accurate cross section of American life. How many of us, after all, are literally born with two left feet, as is co-writer Eugene Levy's character, co-owner of a cool little Norwich terrier? Few of us want to win anything as badly as does Parker Posey and Michael Hitchcock's yuppie...