In "The Collective Turn" (column, Jan . 22, David Brooks suggests the necessity of balancing decentralized government and individual initiative with the need for collective action.
A young Times clerk who was friendly with Mr. Blair posed for pictures in Newsweek and then wrote a "My Turn" column for a later issue saying how upset she was about losing her privacy.
In 1974, Judy Gingold, a leader of the lawsuit, became editor of the regular Newsweek essay "My Turn" (as it happens, in 1978, she published a "My Turn" column by a working mom in Indiana named Elisabeth Schillinger, whose awed little daughter took this as proof that girls could do anything they wanted).
By John Allison NEW YORK, USA, 22 November 2005 - A young woman's struggle to educate the world about the dangers of HIV/AIDS has been given a boost today by Newsweek magazine, which is featuring her essay in its "My Turn" column in this week's issue.
(This popular letter-turned-column-turned-Rumpus slogan has reinvented itself as a T-shirt and can be purchased here).
We're turning the Sunday Routine column over to you, our readers.
As part of the Metropolitan section's special Digital City issue, we're turning the Sunday Routine column over to you, our readers.
Practically, there are positives: Jonathan Cape want to turn her columns into a book, due out next March; and she's at the Edinburgh book festival to talk about it.
A month after "Sex and the City" first appeared, the publisher Morgan Entrekin made a deal to turn the columns into a book, paying a $25,000 advance, Mr. Entrekin recalled.
