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1. PW TALKS WITH RALPH H. CRAIG III: What's God Got to Do with It?

Author

Byle, Ann

Subjects
Dancing in My Dreams (Biography) -- Authorship, Biographers -- Interviews, Pop singers -- Portrayals -- Interviews, Lecturers -- Interviews, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

PW TALKS WITH RALPH H. CRAIG III: What's God Got to Do with It? In Dancing in My Dreams (Eerdmans, Nov.; reviewed on p. 70), Craig, a lecturer of religion [...]

Published
2023

2. A BIG idea: a minimum income guarantee

Author

Widerquist, Karl

Subjects
University of Reading -- Officials and employees, Lecturers -- Interviews, Guaranteed annual income, Business, Business, international, International relations, Officials and employees
Abstract

An interview with Karl Widerquist Karl Widerquist is a lecturer in politics in the School of Sociology, Politics and International Relations at the University of Reading in the United Kingdom. [...]

Published
2009

3. Strategy is more important than ever

Author

Wyner, Gordon

Subjects
Consultants -- Interviews, Lecturers -- Interviews, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, general
Abstract

Robert Malcolm, a lecturer at Wharton and a consultant, talks about the biggest issues facing marketers. He believes that most marketers are aiming to catch up with the implications of changes in consumers' information behavior. His opinion regarding the importance of having a social media plan is also discussed.

Published
2010

4. Harold McGee: food writer and lecturer

Author

Woolever, Laurie

Subjects
Food writers -- Interviews, Lecturers -- Interviews, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

HAROLD MCGEE IS A FORMER LITERATURE AND writing instructor at Yale University who, with his 1984 book On Food and Cooking, sought to answer the questions he had long been [...]

Published
2006

5. BookLife Talks with Hazel Denhart

Subjects
The Universal Grammar of Story: An Author's Guide to Writing for the Soul of the World (Textbook), Lecturers -- Interviews, Writers -- Vocational guidance -- Interviews, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

A long-awaited project comes to fruition in Denhart's Universal Grammar of Story, in which she explains the ancient writer archetype and why some stories stick with readers while others are [...]

Published
2020

6. Want your kids to be resilient? Here's what not to do

Author

Geiger, Mia

Subjects
Lecturers -- Interviews, Parenting -- Methods -- Social aspects, Resilience (Personality trait) -- Social aspects, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Mia Geiger Amy Morin knows a lot about resiliency. A licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist and foster parent, she has devoted her life to helping others resolve problems and [...]

Published
2017

7. So the eclipse is coming and you suddenly want to be an astronomer. Here's what they actually do

Author

Strauss, Valerie

Subjects
Lecturers -- Interviews, Eclipses (Astronomy) -- Observations, Astronomy -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Valerie Strauss It's being called the Great American Eclipse, because on Aug. 21, for the first time in U.S. history, a total solar eclipse will be seen only in [...]

Published
2017

8. The colorful legacy of the Gay Games

Author

Campanelli, John

Subjects
Gay Games, Lecturers -- Interviews, Gays -- Evaluation, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: John Campanelli Last August's Gay Games -- like the sun, sandals and margaritas of summer -- seem so long ago. But for Nigel Jarvis, the Gay Games in Cleveland [...]

Published
2015

9. Q & A

Author

Powell, Chris

Subjects
Lecturers -- Interviews, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Los Angeles-based lecturer and radio creative expert Dan O' Day views on hypnotic advertisement are detailed. Hypnotic advertisement means application of some of the strong principles of clinical hypnosis to the advertisement field.

Published
2006

10. 60 seconds with Jed Emerson

Author

Dahle, Cheryl

Subjects
Lecturers -- Interviews, Business, general, Business
Abstract

A generation from now, we may look back at today's corporate accounting standards and wonder, What were we thinking? Jed Emerson, 45, wonders the same thing today. The onetime social [...]

Published
2004

11. Woman with ideas on the brain

Author

Ferry, Georgina

Subjects
Lecturers -- Interviews, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

Dr Susan Greenfield has always been interested in the problem of the nature of human consciousness, and is dealing with this issue in her series of Royal Institution Christmas science lectures for young people. At university, she became fascinated in the physiological side of psychology, and entered the elite world of academic research and discussion at an early age. However, she has recently attracted the attention of television producers, and has now become the first woman to deliver the Royal Institution lectures.

Published
1994

12. Sir Claus Moser: 73.5 per cent English

Author

Lambert, Angela

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Ethical aspects, Moser, Claus -- Interviews, Lecturers -- Interviews, Citizenship -- United Kingdom, Jews -- United Kingdom, Business, Business, international, Retail industry, University of London. London School of Economics and Political Science -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Sir Claus Moser, a naturalised Englishman, was born to a Jewish family in Berlin in 1922. His father, a banker, brought the family to England when Claus was 13. Claus attended the London School of Economics and became a lecturer there, working up to the position of Professor of Social Statistics. He was invited to lead the Central Statistical Office in 1967 by Harold Wilson. He was Chairman of the Royal Opera House between 1974-1987. Since 1984 he has been Warden of Wadham College, Oxford.

Published
1992

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