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This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," there will be an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times.
This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times, Sam Roberts will speak with Sam Sifton, Corey Kilgannon and Clyde Haberman of The Times, and with Dr. Oliver Sacks.
This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times, Sam Roberts will speak with The Times's Michael Kimmelman, Eleanor Randolph and Constance Rosenblum as well as Jules Feiffer.
This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times, Sam Roberts will speak with The Times's A.O. Scott, Kate Taylor, Russ Buettner and Clyde Haberman.
This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times, Sam Roberts's guests will include Ben Brantley, Anthony Tommasini, Patrick Healy and Ginia Bellafante of The Times.
This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in the Sunday newspaper, Sam Roberts will speak with The Times's Eleanor Randolph.
Re "Digital Maps Are Giving Scholars the Historical Lay of the Land" ("Humanities 2.0" series, Arts pages, July 26): What is most compelling about your article on the emerging field of "spatial humanities" is how it inverts the faddish misconception that technology makes information more interesting.
One of the most compelling moments in your article comes when you describe how, as you approached the Antarctic shore, a group of penguins dived into the water and came out to meet you, swimming at your side, as porpoises have been known to do in warmer water.
I'm neither a seafood lover nor an alcoholic, but I want to tell Michelle Wildgen I thought her essay was one of the most beautifully written, honest and compelling articles I've read in years.
Re "Who's Reading Your X-Ray?" (Nov. 16), which described the outsourcing overseas of medical services: The article's most compelling message is that there is a lack of physicians to provide such services at overworked medical centers in our country.
"The articles are the most compelling way to get people to donate," Mr. Healey said.
