The journal's well-written, lively articles and provocative editorials appeal to the conservative intellectual.
The day's hunt netted five lively articles, a typically contrary assortment befitting the BALSAM, JERRY brand.
Dr. Leavitt, a longtime business professor at Stanford University, wrote about his theories in lively articles and books, including "Managerial Psychology" (1958), a textbook still used almost 50 years after it was first published.
The Editorial, Focus, Perspective, and Commentary sections of Science Immunology feature short, lively articles that present the author's opinion and insights regarding current research or other topics of interest to scientists.
The Winter 2014 issue of Atrium, which was edited by Professor Alice Dreger, included a series of lively articles on the theme of "Bad Girls".
To read the rest of Lively's article with Hamptons magazine, head here. .
To the Editor: The lively and interesting article "Mr Obama's Neighborhood" skipped over one of those "in between" places.
In her lively and amusing article about the artist, published in 1950 and reprinted in the show's catalog, Elaine de Kooning concluded that however impersonal his paintings might at first appear, not one of them "could have been painted by any one but Josef Albers himself".
Still, the annual shareholder proxy season now getting under way in America could be the liveliest ever (see article).
