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That venerable magazine's masthead still lists him as Editor Emeritus, but there's nothing emeritus about his editing skills, which he now applies to the book manuscripts of authors whose publishers are lucky (and flush) enough to obtain them.

I asked Link, a professor emeritus at Princeton, about the anaconda's effects on writers outside China today.

On the eve of the birthday celebrations, Benedict's secretary, Monsignor Georg Gänswein, told Mediaset television: "The emeritus pope thinks about death and is preparing for his death.

"The emeritus pope thinks about death and is preparing for his death," Gaenswein said in an interview with Mediaset television this week.

Correction: October 3 , 2002 Thursday The Public Lives profile on Tuesday, about Linda LeRoy Janklow, emeritus chairwoman of Lincoln Center, included her erroneous recollection about Elizabeth Taylor's arrival with her husband, Mike Todd, at an Academy Award party.

The founder of Palo Alto Software, he stepped away from day-to-day management into an emeritus role of evangelizing about small-business planning and management.

Nationwide Health Properties Inc., Newport Beach, Calif., a real estate investment trust specializing in health care facilities, said it had agreed to buy as many as 24 assisted-living centers from Emeritus Corp., Seattle, for about $187 million.

"I think that's a gross conflict for an official of an academic medical center to be on the board of a pharmaceutical company," said Dr. Arnold S. Relman, former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine and Harvard professor emeritus who has written about conflicts of interest.

Correction: March 15 , 2002 Friday An obituary last Friday about Leonard Mandel III, publisher emeritus of AutoWeek magazine, omitted attribution for his observation about how some Americans choose cars.

The psychologist Philip Zimbardo, professor emeritus at Stanford University, knows something about the power of the situation.

Still, Lewis Solomon, a professor emeritus at George Washington University Law School, who has written about alternative currencies, argues that creating bitcoin might be legal.