American journalist and editor whose active interest in public service and the open exchange of ideas and information marked her editorial tenure at several popular periodicals.
"A new generation of editors became active on Chinese Wikipedia in 2009, and they brought new thoughts, too.
He was both an astute editor and an active contributor to its many volumes, providing stimulating papers, particularly in the areas of child development, research, and psychoanalytic treatment.
In 1950 she and her husband Joseph Cunneen founded "Cross Currents," an ecumenical quarterly which published many of the thinkers who were to be influential at Vatican II, and she remained an active editor until both retired in 1998.
And of those, some 500,000 are still used, with varying degrees of ardency, said Andrew Korn, editor of Amiga Active, a British magazine that is one of dozens of publications dedicated to the topic of the Amiga.
With the typographically arresting Blast: Review of the Great English Vortex (two editions, 1914 and 1915) Vorticism found its polemical mouthpiece and in Lewis, its editor, its most active propagandist and accomplished literary exponent.
"Twitter is public, but if you're not being a racist/sexist/bigoted piece of shit, what's the harm in being horny?" Amelia Capaz, VICELAND social editor and fellow active tweeter, listed several reasons one might horny tweet: for social media engagement, to promote sex work, or to legitimately find a hook-up.
(The project lists more than 350 active editors, many of whom cite an advanced degree under the header "medical qualification").
There are more active editors and publishers of contemporary poetry than ever, he thinks, and rancour is difficult to sustain when the so-called mainstream itself is so variegated.
It found that roughly a quarter of the edits posted by occasional contributors were undone in late 2008, compared with less than 2% of those posted by the most active editors.
