In 1979, the magazine ran a Talk of the Town story of the rambling strolls of one of the founding authors, Elliot Willensky.
Our most famous Treasury Secretary was our first, Alexander Hamilton, a Founding Father and author of many Federalist Papers on structuring government.
Letty Cottin Pogrebin, the author and a founding editor of Ms. magazine, spoke of stateless Palestinians last night and featured an orange among the bitter herbs.
In 1752 Benjamin Franklin -- a Founding Father, scientist, printer, inventor, author, musician, civic activist, statesman, diplomat and economist -- undertook a series of electrical experiments using a kite to prove that lightning was a stream of electrified plasma.
How can a so-called Founding Father author a document asserting independence for "all" yet allow institutionalized slavery to persist in society and on his property where he lives?
The authors, accepting a founding premise of S-DL that value is phenomenologically determined by the recipient, adopt a qualitative methodology to penetrate the inherent complexity and commercial confidentiality of the buyer-seller relationship.
Elaine was the President of Kleeman Associates, a Founding Member of Les Dames d'Escoffier, and author.
Benjamin Kunkel, a founding editor of n+1, is the author of the novel "Indecision" and the essay collection "Utopia or Bust".
At the beginning of The Masters, author Curt Sampson quots a founding member of Augusta National as saying, "I forgot everything I remember".
Authors appearing include poet and essayist Maggie Nelson, whose book "The Argonauts" is coming in May; Nick Montfort, who develops literary generators at MIT; Lambda Literary Award finalist poet Dawn Lundy Martin; game designer and author Adam Sulzdorf-Liszkiewicz and Mark Tursii, a founding editor of Apostrophe Books.
