MAIA ETTINGER Guilford, Conn., July 20, 2013 To the Editor: Genuine as his words were, President Obama waited until he was forced to talk about race in America, rather than begin a conversation when he first took office.
To her disadvantage, it makes her appear aloof when, in fact, she can be self-confidently gracious, indulging the cat pictures of her minions and the baby stories of junior fashion editors with genuine compassion.
Fashion designers still – despite the negative press, the inquiries and the genuine enthusiasm of some editors for doing their bit to try and instigate change – design for miniature, thin-hipped, tiny-busted girls with child-like bodies, because they believe the clothes hang better on them.
We would like to thank the anonymous reviewers and the editor for their genuine comments and corrections which helps the paper to be in its present form.
The half of the mag occupied by Accept The Darkness shows editor Shiva's genuine punk 'n' core enthusiasm with pieces on Disclose, Vile Gash, and the Big Boys, while the Ratcharge side goes off the studs containing interviews with Tyvek and Sun Ra (the latter being old and stolen, obviously).
Is it genuine illiteracy that outraged his editors so much they refused to fix it, preferring instead to expose it to the world?
Prompted by a perceptive editor, he discovered his genuine and original flair as an author.
There would be genuine, albeit partial, progress if the editors who decided the fate of a manuscript had no idea who had written or recommended it.
"Broadchurch breathed new life into the whodunit, Educating Yorkshire was funny and moving, and Gogglebox was a genuine word-of-mouth smash," said Broadcast editor Chris Curtis.
She had no idea what she had done, but convinced the editor that an advice column using genuine letters would be more than worthwhile.
