But many newsrooms now seem to be re-examining that idea and embracing, albeit cautiously, a more democratic approach to serving up the news, particularly online.
In the summer of 1957, Henry A. Kissinger, a Harvard faculty member, was featured in a front-page Times_ story that examined the idea that, with a new generation of smaller, more transportable atomic weapons, a "limited" or "little" nuclear war was not as outlandish as it sounded.
"The Hot Winds That Blow From the West" is a new solo show from Indian artist Bharti Kher which includes sculpture, painting and installations that examine the idea of home in an unexpected way that has become her signature.
Lastly, it will examine the idea that in the longer term a multinational currency area will require greater political union to function properly.Correction: the original map on this article did not include Montenegro or Kosovo.
GLOBAL GRAPHICS -- A panel of graphic designers will examine the idea that graphic design is a unifying global medium in a talk titled "Visual Communication: Towards a Global Language?"; Thursday 6 30 p.m.; Japan Society, 333 East 47th Street, near Second Avenue; $10, students, $5; (212) 752-3015.
Thus, I examine the idea that immigrants become fellow nationals when they obtain citizenship in the host country.
It requires us to soberly and politely examine the idea that individual freedom and American values are eroded when the citizenry becomes dependent on government programs.
And Fellowes would rather repeat dumb stories about conniving maids than seriously examine the idea that the "Downton" way of life might actually need to change significantly if the whole group is to survive.
To further examine the idea that the conserved E-boxes of the miR-375 promoter act as binding sites for transcription factors of the bHLH family, we tested the effects of the dominant negative HLH proteins Id2 and Id3 [28].
