Simon Plosker Managing editor, HonestReporting Though headlined "The Future of South African Literature", Stuart Kelly's piece (Saturday Review, 13 December) focuses almost entirely on authors whose careers are drawing to a close and whose overriding preoccupation in their writing was the workings of apartheid and of resistance to it.
For all these caveats, though, the headline data remain disquieting.
This year, though, his headline was: 'We are all still Americans -- but not every day now.' " What happened?
If that chipset is real, though, the headline's not wrong; Android will explode … in the developing world, where virtually all phone service is pre-paid.
Though headlines at SXSW are generally made in the music and interactive events that run alongside, the film wing has ballooned in impact under artistic director Janet Pierson.
Though headlines routinely call the band's members the first American climate refugees, the label applies only in the narrowest sense.
Hooligans from England invaded Marseilles, where England was opening against Tunisia and overran a beach... Though headlines about English hooligans sweep the world, they don't do justice to the terror involved.
For individual parents, though, these headlines connecting antibiotic use to even modest or temporary increases in weight should serve another purpose by reminding us of what we already know: no one benefits from the overuse of antibiotics.
From the headline, though, I expected to learn of confirmation of a phenomenon I have long observed: Individuals move best through a crowded space when music is playing.
Article updated to note that Janet George and Maxine Williams were on stage at the Grace Hopper conference, though not as headline speakers.
