Somewhere along the family chain, a host of Joyce papers that Cornell never saw seems to have survived, and this spring found their way to Sotheby's.
A host of logical papers arise from the discussion of the foundations of semantics, with a number of proposals which generalize or modify Tarski's semantical conception of truth.
But both cases reflect the rise of open, post-publication review on Facebook and Twitter, by e-mail, on blogs, and in the comments sections of websites like arXiv, which hosts preprints of papers in physics and mathematics.
In many ways, Quebec's 2011 "orange wave", named after the party's trademark colour, was a fluke – an unexpected wave of success that swept a host of NDP paper candidates to parliament, including university students and a bartender who vacationed in Las Vegas during the campaign.
As part of the purchase, the Amazon founder will also become owner of a host of smaller local papers, the Washington Post website, and a printing outfit by the name of Comprint that the Post itself notes "publishes several military publications".
In 2003, The Independent pioneered the move to a compact format, which was copied around the world and resulted in the paper winng a host of awards, including Newspaper of the Year in the 2004 British Press Awards.
To celebrate the release this weekend, they're hosting the Future of Paper, a workshop at WantedDesign NYC exploring how the digital age has changed paper's artistic uses.
In this case, too, the problem is far from over, and activist groups are continuing to ramp up pressure on customers of companies like April and a host of other palm oil and paper producers.
"It does really put you in a bind because our job is to report the news, and the news involves your station and your colleagues," said Ms. Shaughnessy, whose responsibilities include serving as co-host of "In the Papers".
