Agnes Nixon, a celebrated creator and writer of television soap operas, who introduced uterine cancer, venereal diseases, child abuse, AIDS and other societal terrors into the weekday fantasy worlds of millions of daytime viewers, died on Wednesday in Rosemont, Pa.
Those who criticize President Obama for playing golf during wartime should note that Wilson continued to play the game (albeit rather poorly) on weekday mornings throughout World War I. GEORGE B. KIRSCH Hackensack, N.J.
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In a series of essays yoked together under the name The New World (Weekdays, 9am, Radio 4), thinkers and writers take on the big issues of our time – many of which have all come home to roost in the last few months.
Rumours swirled that the Sun, the News of the World's weekday sister paper, might begin to be published on Sunday too (and that a rejig of the firm's tabloid operations was in the pipeline anyway).
In other words"In other words" is a new audio feature from The Economist, providing a selection of analysis and reporting from our correspondents around the world every weekday.
Whether you're a parent who needs weekday flexibility or a world traveler who stockpiles vacation days for epic trips, paid time off (PTO) can be as valuable as currency if it means you'll still get paid whether you take a personal day to chaperone a kindergarten field trip or mosey the Medina of Marrakesh.
For three hours every weekday, Edwards presents a world in which gun owners must be on constant guard — from opportunistic politicians, rogue courts, tilted media and out-of-context statistics.
It's the oldest in the world: write, every weekday, in brief scheduled sessions, as short as 10 minutes at first, then getting longer.
