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Mystery author Kate White's day job is to die for - she's the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, the largest-selling women's magazine in the world. Yet she finds time to write delicious, best-selling novels as well. Her super-charged new mystery, ?Over Her Dead Body? (Warner), involves the murder of the temperamental editor of a celebrity gossip magazine. Galley Girl met White between deadlines at her office building in Manhattan...
...added, can it be traced to a long-term strategic shift accompanying globalization. Siegfried did write that economics graduates tend to take jobs in finance, insurance, and real estate, and that because such “FIRE” jobs are often service jobs that are more difficult to send overseas, “there may have been an increase in the relative share of jobs available to economics graduates...
...write about American foreign policy, so I thought I could benefit from getting some firsthand exposure to the congressional side of policy-making,” Power said...
...Power, who has never before worked for the government, said she plans to return to Harvard for the 2006-2007 academic year to write about her Washington experience...
...nonfiction that Wendt, the first Polynesian professor of New Zealand literature, believes will last. "As I write these words ? the sound of that vexed harbour hums in my ears," writes Stevenson in A Footnote to History (1892), his journalistic account of the cultural friction that greeted his 1889 arrival in Apia. Samoa was shaping up as the site of a naval conflict between Germany and the U.S., backed by Britain, but war was averted when a hurricane sank several battleships in Apia's harbor. Stevenson prophetically saw the disaster - which led to the signing of the Berlin Treaty...