Sentence examples for columbia author from inspiring English sources

Representing J.M.K.: James Galbraith (University of Texas), Steven Rattner (Wall Street/Obama Administration), Sylvia Nasar (Columbia; author of "Grand Pursuit," a new popular history of economics), and myself.

One Columbia author, whose name is sadly lost to history, nominated his own book, while the poll itself was deemed "a pointless classic... that need never be done again".

"She even suggested a way to do so -- by checking the fraternity's roster," the Columbia authors found.

"For a while, it seemed to Erdely as if the stalemate might lead Jackie to withdraw from cooperation altogether," the Columbia authors wrote.

The Columbia authors said that the editors found their "main fault was to be too accommodating of Jackie because she described herself as a survivor of a terrible sexual assault".

Ira Nadel, professor of English at the University of British Columbia and author of Double Act: A Life of Tom Stoppard (2002), views the comedy as a mask.

Bruce Lanphear, an environmental health expert at Simon Frasier University in British Columbia and author on the report, said the toxic insults are "comparable" to the known effects of lead.

"At a very surface level, mindfulness helps us with distraction," says Lori Brotto, professor of gynecology at the University of British Columbia, co-author of the study, and author of Better Sex Through Mindfulness.

Columbia's authors zero in on three of Erdely's reporting failures that should've been part of "basic, even routine journalistic practice -- not investigative effort".

According to Michael Rosenthal, an English professor at Columbia and the author of "Nicholas Miraculous," a biography of Butler, the shift in allegiance was wrenching.

"We know that acetaminophen can cause increased bronchial constriction and wheezing," said Mahyar Etminan, a pharmacoepidemiologist at the University of British Columbia and lead author of the study.