A1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A26-27 Editorials: Blocking reform at the U.N.; China, reflected in a chemical slick; it takes a Statehouse scandal; get me the head of the hunt scammer.
" 'The Scream' on the Block" (editorial, May 5), about the private sale of one of the four versions of Edvard Munch's "Scream," describes the privately owned work as "in the wild," and the three others as "captive in Norwegian museums".
In an interview, Ms. Huffington said that her editorial team had discussed blocking Dr. Rost from the site more than a month ago because of the frequently personal nature of his posts.
A May 25 editorial says the effort to block the use of marijuana as medicine "flies in the face of mainstream medical opinion".
Last week, The Australian ran an editorial which implied that Lynch blocked Avnon's academic credentials simply because he was an Israeli.
In "Blocking Judicial Ideologues" (editorial, April 27), you write, "As a general rule, the president's choices for judgeships deserve significant deference".
The road blocks of access, editorial approval, and good spelling simply no longer exist in a world where you can pick up your iPhone, record a short video comment, and post to your favorite social network or steaming network.
Second, by focusing solely on the building blocks framework, the editorial seems to imply, perhaps unintentionally, that professionals working to improve health systems a diverse community that draws upon multiple social science disciplines subscribe to a single approach or framework for HSS.
A13 Business Digest C1 OBITUARIES B9 EDITORIAL A20-21 EdiTheials: The ruses to block reform; tread carefully in the Caucasus; Brent Staples on Edison Schools and the culture of poverty.
C8 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A32-33 EdiTheials: The new pope; blocked again; muscle flexing in Congress; Francis X . Clineson city life.
