"This doesn't make any sense," said Dr. James Cherry, a UCLA research professor and primary editor of the Textbook of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.
Mr. Tobler was the primary editor of the American Art Book, a reference book published by Phaidon in 1999 that spans three centuries of American art and includes many folk artists.
"Anybody who doesn't know they've had two doses should get a dose of vaccine," said Dr. James Cherry, primary editor of the Textbook of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.
Then Al Feldstein, EC's primary editor and scriptwriter, assigned him a six-page story, "Master Race".
In a note to readers, Tim Carman, the blog's primary editor and writer, said the decision to discontinue the blog, which began on April 29 , 2009 would not affect the newspaper's weekly Food section.
Dr. James Cherry, primary editor of the Textbook of Pediatric Infectious Diseases and a UCLA professor, said the complication underscores the need for measles vaccination rates to remain as high as possible, as inoculations have fallen in the last decade.
Editor B became my primary editor.
He was her primary editor, her rock of support, and he inspired the most vital character in her work.
Roberts left the NYT in October 2013 and began to reposition himself in the primary editor.
Clow also was the primary editor on Richard Marosi's series about abuse of farmworkers in Mexico, which won a Robert F. Kennedy award and was a Pulitzer finalist.
