Sentences with phrase «rosin at»
I will share more from Van Engen and Rosin at that time.
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On Sept. 20, it will sponsor a live debate at NYU's Skirball Center in New York with ABC News legal analyst Dan Abrams and journalist Hanna Rosin (you may know her from her controversial Atlantic article last -LSB-...]
I haven't read Rosin's follow - up article (not sure I really want to...) but quoting from this academic article at this point tells me she's trying too hard to bolster her position.
This Rosin article, as you pointed out, is just another attempt to garner cheap publicity, at the expense of the general American populace, who only believe what they read in magazines.
I have a feeling that the decreased earning potential raised in the study that Rosin quotes is related more so to the decision by a parent, who happens to be a breastfeeding mother, to stay at home for a while and make parenting a priority, than it does with breastfeeding.
That quote is nowhere to be found in the study that Rosin linked to, so I have no way of evaluating the context (we know Rosin is good at taking things out of context) or the validity of the approach used.
The two thoughts which jumped out at me when I was reading Ms. Rosin's article are the fact that she does not mention «household income».
On Sept. 20, it will sponsor a live debate at NYU's Skirball Center in New York with ABC News legal analyst Dan Abrams and journalist Hanna Rosin (you may know her from her controversial Atlantic article last year, The End of Men), who will argue for the idea, while feminist scholar Christina Hoff Sommers and Men's Health magazine editor - in - chief David Zinczenko arguing against it.
Children at the other end of the spectrum, under intense pressure to succeed and get into the right colleges, are committing suicide at alarming rates as Hanna Rosin recently documented in the Atlantic.
Hanna Rosin, senior editor at The Atlantic and founder of DoubleX, covers a lot of ground in her complex and compelling book The End of Men.
As my wife is struggling with the isolation and boredom of being a stay - at - home nursing mom so it appears is Mrs. Rosin but Mrs. Rosin seems to be really conflicted about what the priority is.
at the end of the day this is the lesson Mrs. Rosin does not «get» and her entire insecurity stems from a petty sense of «competition» at the play ground.
Hanna Rosin, contributing editor at the Atlantic, isn't convinced that the medical benefits of breastfeeding are more than modest, and denounces the message that failing to breastfeed is irresponsible.
As director and co-founder of Guerilla Science, Rosin has reached over 15,000 people directly through events such as the Intergalactic Travel Bureau, multi-day events at math and art festivals, and a section of the first National Math Festival.
In a Perspective piece published in the May 8 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, the Penn authors — David Asch, MD, MBA, professor of Medicine and executive director of the Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation; Christian Terwiesch, PhD, professor of Operations and Information Management at Wharton; Kevin B. Mahoney, chief administrative officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System; and Roy Rosin, chief innovation officer for Penn Medicine — argue that too often organizations look to external consultants to create health care change.
If not, have a look at the page for The End of Men by Hanna Rosin.
Image: (L - R) Rush Holt, chief executive officer of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and executive publisher of the Science family of journals; Mark Rosin, assistant professor of math and science at Pratt Institute; and Geraldine Richmond, President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, at the AAAS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. (photo: Boston Atlantic Photography)
The artist submerges the plate in a tank of acid, allowing the acid to bite at the exposed areas around the rosin.
Philadelphia, PA — Old City Jewish Art Center (OCJAC), located at 119 N. 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA presents Celebration of Trees, a group exhibition featuring Amie Potsic, Linda Dubin Garfield, Howard Brunner, Leslie K. Brill, and Barbara Rosin.
The Studio Program at the Queens Museum is made possible, in part, with support from The Scherman Foundation's Katharine S. and Axel G. Rosin Fund.
The Studio Program at the Queens Museum is made possible by The Scherman Foundation's Katharine S. and Axel G. Rosin Fund.
At the recent RAIN Summit Austin, Larry Rosin predicted that this holiday season would be huge for smart speakers.