Again, editors don't make changes, though they should have something or a great many things to say in the course of reading a book as carefully as possible.
Setting Captives Free is a 60-day Christian course of reading scripture and answering both personal and religious questions.
I like picking up that sort of information unexpectedly, in the course of reading a book or playbill or cereal box.
Editors at The New York Times were given a tip, and in the course of reading about her on Wikipedia (yes, newspaper editors read Wikipedia), saw that her death had already been listed.
From church affiliation alone, (an anti-constitutional query if there ever was one), it would have been fairly easy to deduce the race of the applicant in the course of reading such an essay.
Amis recommended, among other things, a course of "hangover reading," one that "rests on the principle that you must feel worse emotionally before you start to feel better.
I was so taken with "Catcher" that I set a course to read all of Salinger's work, even if it took me a day and a half.
This degree course was seven years long, the first two "supposedly devoted to a broad course of reading in humane studies", which allowed him to study his own interests.
