"New Jersey's Excessive Senate Race" (editorial, June 8) singles out Jon S. Corzine as having a special obligation to change the campaign finance system that helped him win.
All printed sources, Harvey (1903), Olszewski (1971), Torres (1984), and the Historic Structure Report (2004), refer to the original 1884 inscriptions, but with considerable editorial changes, including excessive capitalization (Harvey and Olszewski) and inappropriate line breaks (first three lines of the south face shown above are merged into one line).
A Times editorial called the gunfire "excessive".
"Bad News Budget" (editorial, April 18) noted that "excessive taxes can drive the middle class out of the city... but so can poor services and fiscal instability".
Notwithstanding some editorial qualms about the excessive focus on the Camelot theme in White's article, Life magazine chivalrously complied with the wishes of an insistent widow, but at the long-run cost of distorting the significance of the assassination.
"The Boss and Everyone Else" (editorial, May 2), about the link between excessive pay and excessive risk-taking, did not note the many actions by the Securities and Exchange Commission in this area.
Significant deviation from this normal rate, however, prompts an examination by Editorial Development to determine if excessive self-citations result in an artificial inflation of the impact factor.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A12-13 EdiTheials: The fragments of Iraq; excessive powers; Adam Cohen on John Roberts and judicial activism.
The lesson you want business leaders to learn from the Enron debacle is "that sometimes excessive greed doesn't pay" ("Enron Rears Its Head Again," editorial, Dec. 29)?
"As in the past," added a St . Louis Post-Dispatcheditorial, "the predictable effects of this silly incident were excessive media attention, effusive Internet traffic, a smattering of protests and little of consequence whatsoever".
