He specifically mentioned one topic that's been on the minds of Journal staffers: the paper's reorganization plan known as WSJ 2020.
"At the Cradle Cafe, Therapy for the Troubled Mind" (Prague Journal, Jan . 16 offers an excellent role model in Ivo Lorenc, whose Cradle Cafe is a commercial venture with employees who have suffered from mental illness.
A year into her time at Tinker Creek, Dillard began to keep a diary: a "meteorological journal of the mind", in Thoreau's wonderful phrase.
This impression may have been enhanced by the fact that my original copy was one of those Richard Brautinan-era Picadors; in the text itself, however, Dillard deemed it (after Thoreau) a "meteorological journal of the mind".
He wrote in a personal journal, reproduced in The Mind's Eye (2010): "When the cinema screen went dark after the first preview, the spot that had been quivering to my left flared up like a white-hot coal, with spectral colours – turquoise, green, orange – at its edges.
On top of exhibiting a melange of cultural ephemera that ties to the musician's entire discography from 1993's Debut to this year's Vulnicura visitors will be able to get a peak inside the mind of the iconic artist through journals, personal photos, and more.
Robert Boyers's essay, "A Beauty" in the journal Agni, lingers in the mind.
In 1950, the brilliant British mathematician Alan M. Turing celebrated for, among other major achievements, his contributions to mathematics and the theory of computation, and a crucial role he played during World War II in breaking the code of the German Enigma cipher published a paper in the journal Mind with the title "Computing Machinery and Intelligence".
Wilson's model, apparently, was Casanova's "Memoirs," the subject of an essay in "The Wound and the Bow"; he may also have had in mind the journals of Gide and the Goncourts.
The paper, published in the journal Mind, pauses for just a moment to suggest a broader context.
