An article adapted from the book appears in Sunday Business.
An article adapted from Mr. Vlasic's book appears on the cover of Sunday Business.
After an article adapted from "Busted" was published in last week's Sunday magazine, Bradley Laue, a lawyer in Greeley, Colo., asked how Andrews could continue covering economics.
Earlier this month, The Times ran an article, adapted from Mark Kriegel's book, on the death of the Korean boxer Duk-koo Kim after a 1982 bout against Ray Mancini.
Now, in an article adapted from Pamela Druckerman's soon-to-be-published "Bringing Up Bébé," the Journal sets out to tell us "Why French Parents Are Superior".
(An article adapted from her most recent book, "iGen," about the cohort after millennials, was published in the September issue of The Atlantic with the headline "Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?" It went viral).
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In this article, adapted from his coming book, "Ghost Light: A Memoir," to be published by Random House later this month, a young Rich experiences his first night alone on Broadway.
The article, adapted from Mr. Deutscher's new book, "Through the Language Glass: Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages," delved into ways that language itself actually organizes habits of mind and influences perception in different cultures.
Dr. Seeman's article, adapted from a book, "Death in the New World: Cross-Cultural Encounters, 1492-1800," to be published in May by the University of Pennsylvania Press, argues that scholars "have too readily attributed cultural practices to African antecedents without convincing documentary or archaeological evidence".
