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My main concern about this essay, for example, is that it isn't divided into three parts.

This essay, for example, which I asked to write because all of the other essays I have thought of are now finished, will easily kill a day.

So, please, Admissions Committee, don't you need someone like me, someone who hired a bitter thirty-eight-year-old with a useless doctorate in English literature to write this essay for him?

"Miss, what level am I working at now?" "Miss, what grade is this essay?" For most of my teaching career I've encouraged questions about attainment – or at the very least smiled wearily, while pointing students in the direction of some self-assessment tasks.

Editor's Note: Carol Bartz wrote this essay for a special issue of Forbes ASAP in December 1997.

"Throne of God," "Shekhina," and "Merkabah Mysticism" (though see section 2 of this essay for a warning about reading Ibn Gabirol too quickly through too Kabbalistic a lens); see too H. A. Wolfson 1979, pp. 113 20 and Schechter 1909/1961, pp. 28, 32.

This essay, from For the Time Being (1989), offers an in-depth examination of the life and thought of the Jesuit paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin – a thinker of immense breadth and depth whose writing, like Dillard's, walks a line between materialism and mysticism.

This essay presents for the first time an integrated and comprehensive historical analysis of the relationship between the external intelligence service in Israel, the Mossad, and the media.

To mark the occasion of the American Cinematheque tribute to his father - he has written this essay especially for Huffington Post.

It is something that Rachel Donadio considered in this amusing essay for the New York Times a couple of years ago, in which New York literary types discussed the awkward relevance of reading material:"I did have to break up with one guy because he was very keen on Ayn Rand," said Laura Miller, a book critic for Salon.

Last month I traveled there and visited Camp Leakey, founded inside the park in 1971 by Biruté Mary Galdikas, a student of the paleo-anthropologist Louis Leakey and the world's foremost authority on the orangutan, and shot this photo essay for The New York Times.