The column also misstated the involvement of Harald Grant, a broker at Sotheby's International Realty, in the $28.5 million sale of a house on Meadow Lane in Southampton.
John Tierney ("Where's the Newt?," July 16) concludes his column about Karl Rove's involvement in leaking the identity of an undercover C.I.A. officer with a dismissive "Nadagate," assuming that it is about nothing.
That growing disenchantment in the countryside is increasingly mirrored in Washington, where liberals in Congress are speaking out more vocally against the Afghan war and newspapers are filled with more columns questioning America's involvement.
The Job Market column on Sunday, about the involvement of religious organizations in hiring for the secular workplace, misstated the affiliation of James E. Post, a management professor who said the concept might open opportunities for some job seekers.
James McFaul, Santa Barbara, Calif.: Your column asserts that our continued military involvement in Iraq is necessary to prevent a sectarian civil war which may well spread beyond Iraq's borders.
Correction: November 13 , 2002 Wednesday A report in the On Stage and Off column on Friday about Al Pacino's involvement in several classic-drama productions misstated his role at the Actors Studio.
A response to my column about the American Indian Movement and its involvement in the death of Anna Mae Pictou Aquash by Bill Means does deserve a response.
Osseous metastatic involvement of the spinal column affects many patients with a primary tumour disease of all entities.
ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT01409720 Osseous metastatic involvement of the spinal column affects many patients with a primary tumour disease of all entities.
The right-hand columns in Table 1 show the involvement of reading, listening, speaking, and writing in English in the six content courses.
