THIS is college application season for a lot of teenagers, an apt time to pose questions to Sandy Baum, a former professor at Skidmore College and an economist at the College Board.
Here's the thing: Even if Trump were a soulful, honey-tongued angel of decorum -- heck, even if he weren't the sort of person who thinks that an unfolding national tragedy is an apt time to wrongheadedly gloat -- there would still be a lot to "fix" in such a short time.
Either way, this is an apt time to think a few thoughts about what Mandela bequeathed his people, for better and for worse.
With five years to go, however, 2014 also seems an apt time to take a look at this famous book, not least because this year is a celebration of all things Georgian: marking the accession of George I, we have the BBC's Georgian Season, and exhibitions at the British Library and Queen's Gallery.
June, is the most popular month for a wedding, so it's an apt time to talk about countering the high price of nuptials.
Now - almost two weeks after the devastating Magnitude 9.0 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, and a few hours before heading on leave for a little while - it seems like an apt time to take stock.
MOTHER'S DAY seems an apt time to consider the observations of a now well-known e-mailer -- one who clearly needs a vacation from Westchester -- on the kinds of women most often found in the county.
It might be sparked by the fact that we are sitting near the boundary at Ramsey, a long way from everyone else, but it seems an apt time to remember some more distant hurt when her desire to play cricket was questioned and mocked.
This an apt time to resurrect my rival theory because it helps explain why the health-care debate became so inflamed.
Apparent legal equality is an apt time to take stock, consider one's position, even let one's guard down a little.
