He will become an "exhibition associate," having a first-of-its-kind title conferred by the museum's scientific staff, but retirement will give him time to do limited-edition paintings and to work on an urban nature center adjacent to his home in New Jersey.
This continues, under the kinder title of St Andrew's Hospital, to be a centre of excellence for psychiatric treatment.
I give it what I call one of my hiding titles — the kind of title that is low-key and promises nothing, so people are less disappointed by it.
As Americans, we're don't really care about poetry or this kind of title as they do in other countries, where there is a celebrity behind the title and notion.
"When a new kind of title or cover works, elements of them show up in connection with other books until another unusual, effective title or cover appears".
With the kind of title it has, I had to pick it up.
Its cover is red, with a nude by Natasha Law, but it's not exactly that kind of title.
"If you are going to win any kind of title, it has to be fair and in a way he can be proud of".
Schumer has enlarged the Senate's Democratic leadership team, so that now more than a fifth of his caucus members have some kind of title.
It's the kind of title that Guardian readers barely notice, flicking past its colourful cover in search of the New Statesman or Private Eye.
'Expect the Impossible' (Friday through Sunday) You have to be very confident or very skilled to present a show with that kind of title, and Mark Nizer would seem to be both.
