"If inmates under the age of 18 are housed with the general population," a writer in Corrections Today asked recently, "does this mean adult systems should treat them like adults in every way or does it mean that special considerations should be made to their questionable adult status?
Thanks to its population of writers, who have made the New York novel almost a genre in itself, the city has been examined again and again – in recent years through the trauma of terrorism, market crashes and extreme weather, as well as through changes in its traditional communities.
In fact, Mr. Kushner's stance is held by a substantial segment of this city's Jewish population, including this writer.
Missing from the list is population density of writers.
These results suggest that concept maps, when used as an intervention, can meet the varying needs of a diverse population of student writers.
The city is home to a large population of artists and writers, both native and foreign, and hosts regular music, dance and literary festivals.
By Anthony Armstrong The New Yorker, May 3 , 1930 P. 18A new menace today confronts a considerable portion of our population--the writers of detective fiction.
From pesticide regulation to population control (identified by the writer Stephanie Mills as "the thorniest thistle of all"), each challenge has its champion and each champion his or her fondest memories.
But why has this tiny population (4.5 million) bred so many writers?
Paul R. Ehrlich Stanford, Calif., March 12, 2005 The writer is a professor of population studies at Stanford University.
