Sentences with phrase «op ed page»

The Times, even the NYTimes op ed page inhabits a completely different universe than the WSJ editorial page, so this is not completely surprising.

so, i'm biased, but if Dr Curry is taking something from the wsj op ed page as serious... we can safely put her on permanent ignore.

Take a look, for example at http://www.exxonsecrets.org/ and you will get an idea of the kind of links you need to get real estate on the op ed page of major papers as a regular thing.

When anyone threatens to compete for real estate on op ed pages and talk shows there is a huge push back, not just from the few denialists but from the entire public affairs apparatus that is pushing them.

The Lottâ s Seitzâ, Singers, Michaels and the rest of the gang of six have worked assiduously to get their screeds onto op ed pages of many newpapers where they are read by millions of people while folk who write science have their stuff read by maybe a hundred in some refereed journal or maybe a thousand on some blog such as this.

A new crop of denial - o - conomists are already pretty well «dug in» at the op ed pages of the WSJ and FT; and, new emplacements may be under construction at the «Think Tanks».

Not exact matches

Recently this debate has played out in the pages of the Wall Street Journal with Neel Kashkari and John Taylor exchanging op - eds on the virtues of rules - based policy.

In this age of never - ending news, Twitter arguments, and viral sound - bites, op - ed pages are among the few remaining places for serious, detailed, and articulate debates on important public issues.

In its latest incarnation, Medium says it would like people to think of it as the online version of the newspaper op - ed or opinion page.

In many cases, the existing op - ed page system already allows for a host of un-factchecked commentary.

Malkiel (left), the Princeton economist best known as the author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, now in its 12th edition, took to the op - ed pages of the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, saying investors who would «pull their money out of the stock market today to invest in bonds are making a huge mistake.»

My op - ed in todayâ $ ™ s Saskatoon StarPhoenix (page A11): Privatizing ISC is a poor deal for Saskatchewan The provincial government estimates that selling 60 per cent of the Information Services Corporation will raise up to $ 120 million for infrastructure investment.

I have the following op - ed on page A19 of todayâ $ ™ s Toronto Star.

Pier Giorgio Frassati) sold to the more pliant Giovanni Agnelli) the ability of America's papers to scream doubt in their headlines and offer critical analysis on their op - ed pages» and the government's tolerance of same» were a reassuring balm to Antonina; if there was a depression, and everyone was struggling, at least she could trust the government, because the constitutionally protected press existed as a «fourth estate»» a citizens» check and balance against governmental excess.

The Secular City helped accelerate the secularization of American elite culture, which created not only new openings in the public square for more - traditional religious bodies but also new fault lines in our politics» fault lines that are as visible as this morning's headlines and op - ed pages.

But better to be instructed in the Creed than to be given common sense about better living or to hear the clergy's exasperations with U.S. foreign policy — things gotten more easily, and probably more interestingly, from the op - ed page of the Sunday paper.

So, why is this piece of op - ed higher up on the home page than the new Egyptian president urging unity in a country on the verge of civil war, and the story of the brave park ranger who gave his life for another on Mount Rainier?

I guess my question was rooted in the fact that there are lot of topics on blogs and in op / ed pages, what draws non believers to believer blogs?

Readers of the New York Times, which Alasdair MacIntyre has called «that parish magazine of affluent and self - congratulatory liberal enlightenment,» will have noticed the appearance on its op - ed pages of a relatively new genre of sermonizing.

The latest example was in last Saturday's New York Times op / ed page.

Ross Douthat, the only truly conservative NYT op / ed columnist (which may be why he usually runs on the back page of the Sunday opinion section), echoed much of what I have written here and elsewhere about how «freedom of worship» is attacking freedom of religion.

Writing at a time when many people were paying attention to the travails of «the Clinton couple of Arkansas,» A. M. Rosenthal, on the Op - Ed page of the New York Times that he once edited, thanked the Clintons for the «gift» of presuming «that Americans have achieved adulthood at last» and delivered himself of this opinion: «I know there are voters who do believe that a President should have what they consider a spotless sexual history.

♦ Never one to shrink from duty, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., took to the New York Times op - ed page to caution Roman Catholic bishops on the dangers of interfering with the way that politicians (i.e., Mario Cuomo) address the abortion question.

The op - ed page ran a blistering attack on the bishops by ex-priest Eugene Kennedy, who now preaches psychology at Loyola University.

That, by the way, was not in an editorial, not in an op - ed piece, but in a front - page news story.

In the pages of the Times of Trenton on January 20, a psychologist named Ronald J. Coughlin published an op - ed titled «Fundamental Changes Would Better American Society.»

Gus Hall, general secretary of the Communist Party in the U.S., died at age ninety, and Victor Navasky, editor of The Nation, memorializes him on the op - ed page of the New York Times by attacking J. Edgar Hoover, who believed that Hall was an agent of the Soviet Union, which he was.

Today, that observation made USA Today's op - ed page, as Kirsten Powers writes:

A few weeks ago, I shared on The Lunch Tray's Facebook page a widely read Washington Post op - ed urging President Obama to articulate a national food policy for the last two years of his term.

His articles have also appeared in the New Yorker, Slate, GQ, Esquire, and Geist, and on the op - ed page of the New York Times.

Simultaneously, the two unions have lost the battle of the op - ed pages and the race for idea leadership in...

Manuscripts may be submitted to the Op - Ed Page by mail, fax [phone]) or e-mail ([email protected]).

In other election news, check out the multiple hatchet - strikes administered to Ol' Fred today in the Post op - ed pages.

A version of this op - ed appears in print on July 11, 2013, on Page A27 of the New York edition with the headline: New York Sizzles.

That's because the former Los Angeles Times reporter turned California columnist for Zocalo Public Square is routinely featured on every op - ed page in the state.

About a year ago, she openly Cuomo's plan to postpone pension costs for cities a «gimmick» on the op - ed page of The New York Times.

A liberal - led push to overhaul the Electoral College could be moving from the op - ed pages to the courtroom, as Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard professor who flirted with a dark - horse Democratic presidential bid last year, vows litigation to change the system.

Driving home, Miner got a call from an assistant on the Times» op - ed page.

But, a controversial op - ed in last Sunday's New York Times (and a related but less controversial 67 - page article published in the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest) argues that perhaps science is not as sexist as we thought.

Collins also addressed concerns that he said have «graced many pages of the blogosphere,» as well as the op - ed page of The New York Times, that his evangelical Christian beliefs could influence how he runs NIH.

A version of this op - ed appears in print on July 30, 2012, on Page A19 of the New York edition with the headline: The Conversion of a Climate - Change Skeptic.

There'll be a second part from Karen Shell, and in a follow - on post I'll comment on some of the recent games being played in and around the Wall Street Journal op - ed pages.

A version of this op - ed appears in print on February 12, 2012, on Page SR12 of the New York edition with the headline: The Dubious Science of Online Dating.

In his role as director of Northwestern's Relationships and Motivation Lab (RAMLAB), he has published 130 + scientific papers and is a regular contributor to the Op - Ed page of The New York Times.

2018-04-07 17:47 A version of this op - ed appears in print on June 14, 2015, on Page SR6 of the New York edition with the headline: How to Make Online Dating Work.

A version of this op - ed appears in print on June 14, 2015, on Page SR6 of the New York edition with the headline: How to Make Online Dating Work.

Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Granta, Tin House, One Story, Elle, The New York Times Book Review, the op - ed pages of The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and has been broadcast on «This American Life» Frequency about 2 posts per month.

Contrary to what Bill Gates argued in on the op - ed pages of the New York Times, the release of value - added scores of teachers is not a way of shaming the ineffective teachers.

A quick update, March 1, 2016: The five strongest op - eds were published last month in a full - page Sunday spread in our local newspaper, complete with each of the student's byline and photo.

Once upon a time, the education «war of ideas» was fought on the battleground of the nation's op - ed pages.