In a memo to the staff, Larry Ingrassia, business editor of The Times, summed up Mr. Stewart's credentials, writing, "Jim is one of the best in the business".
A professor of public policy and economics at Dartmouth, Mr. Wheelan earned journalism credentials writing for The Economist and has previously drawn on both careers to produce "Naked Economics" (2002), an accessible guide for the lay reader.
During the Paleozoic Era, when I was an intern with no credentials writing for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, I wrote with Bic pens and typed on Selectrics and the best part of the job was showing up and saying, "I'm from the newspaper.
Many IENs stated their discontent with their perceived inconsistency with decisions related to which IEN writes which credentialing exam; many thought that only considering the last country and position where they worked, rather than their skills and competency, was short-sighted and unfair.
Directors who might want to consider the job and have strong new-writing credentials include John Tiffany, of the National Theatre of Scotland, Roxana Silbert, ex-Paines Plough and now with the RSC, and former Traverse associate director Lorne Campbell.
Four out of five prizewinners have strong creative writing academic credentials or affiliations.
Such are Julius's credentials for writing this history of English anti-Semitism.
Marius Bressoud, 76, is a retired steel executive whose new professional credentials include writing about spirituality and volunteering in a program that serves the sick and elderly at Trinity Episcopal Church in Bethlehem, Pa.
