Sat. March 20, 2010
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Arizona Republic
March 20, 2010
The writer of the letter on
Tuesday, "US should not dictate to
Israelis," reminded me of
William Safire, the late spinmeister. No,
East Jerusalem doesn't ...
Lake County Record-Bee
March 19, 2010
William Safire,
New York Times, Nov. 14, 2002, unveils some of the (DHS) intrusions. He wrote, "Every bank deposit you make, every academic grade you ...
mediabistro.com (blog)
March 19, 2010
"I have to say, especially because I can't reproduce William Safire's very distinctive voice. ...
www.worldbulletin.net
March 18, 2010
Khaleej Times
March 16, 2010
89.3 KPCC (blog)
March 16, 2010
Next time, the man who's filling wordsmith
William Safire's thesaurus as the ''On Language'' columnist at the
New York Times magazine.
New York Times
March 16, 2010
For more than 30 years,
William Safire talked back to
Americans about how they went about talking. He founded our On Language column in ...
On Point Radio
March 15, 2010
blogger and lexicographer Ben Zimmer takes over
William Safire's language column. We'll catch the new wave of American language. Ben Zimmer,
New York Times ...
Veterans Today Network
March 13, 2010
mediabistro.com (blog)
March 12, 2010
Former dictionary editor Ben Zimmer will assume the late
William Safire's role as The
New York Times Magazine's "On ...
Middle East Online
March 12, 2010
ReadWriteWeb (blog)
March 12, 2010
Language sleuth William Safire investigated for the NYT last year and concluded that the phrase was probably first used in a 1926 real estate classified ad ...
Washington Post (blog)
March 12, 2010
I suppose the
Washington Post is entitled to its own set of nattering nabobs, but those of us who still revere the memory of the late
William Safire, ...
Editor & Publisher
March 12, 2010
He succeeds William Safire, the founder of the column in 1979 who died last fall. Zimmer is executive producer of VisualThesaurus.com and Vocabulary.com. ...
MarketWatch (press release)
March 11, 2010
Mr. Zimmer succeeds William Safire who was the founding and regular columnist until his death last fall. The column is a fixture in The Times Magazine and ...
Politics Daily (blog)
March 10, 2010
Speaking in
San Diego, with words ghosted by
William Safire, Agnew thundered: "In
the United States today, we have more than our share of the nattering ...
newjerseynewsroom.com
March 10, 2010
... ban assault weapons and improve health insurance, leading
New York Times columnist
William Safire to float his name as a potential national candidate. ...
New York Daily News
March 10, 2010
Boal now joins the ranks of other illustrious alumni wordsmiths, including EL Doctorow,
William Safire and Richard Price. While at
Bronx Science, ...
Worcester Telegram
March 7, 2010
... an hour with Anna Freud, daughter of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud on her only visit to America; and several hours with
columnists William Safire, ...
CBS News (blog)
March 5, 2010
So dust off your phonics book today...and become a grammar idol. As William Safire once said, "Only in grammar can you be more than perfect."
Rufus on Fire (blog)
March 4, 2010
Stopping for lunch at a Manhattan Burger King,
New York Times 'On Language' columnist
William Safire ordered two "Whoppers Junior"
Monday. ...
The Mark
March 3, 2010
Whatever you think of his politics,
William Safire will be remembered as a fine writer with a respect for ideas....
Rush Limbaugh isn'ta segregationist, ...
The Jewish Week
March 3, 2010
... the late
New York Times columnist
William Safire, and several federation officials, including UJA-Federation of New York
CEO John Ruskay.
Wicked Local Somerset
February 27, 2010
But influential critics including
William Safire, a former speechwriter for President
Richard Nixon, were hostile. A Pentagon budget seemed to kill TIA, ...
Poynter.org
February 27, 2010
... all three of these
reporters have disqualified themselves from any future journalism about politics." Begone, George Stephanopolous. And
William Safire. ...
Huffington Post (blog)
February 27, 2010
Since the death last September of William Safire, the presidential speechwriter and political columnist who wrote the regular "On Language" feature in The ...
Hartford Courant
February 25, 2010
He says he was a fan of William Safire's "On Language" columns at age 8, loved poet Ogden Nash's clever verses and read the dictionary for fun. ...
Washington Post
February 25, 2010
Anyway, I don't know its origins, that's a William Safire-type question, RIP. Thanks for taking questions. So how much leverage does Pellosi have over her ...
eTaiwan News
February 25, 2010
But influential critics including the late
William Safire, a speechwriter for President
Richard Nixon, were hostile. A Pentagon budget seemed to kill TIA, ...
LA Observed (blog)
February 23, 2010
... Hendrik Hertzberg's
obituary on
William Safire ("A lesson in how to write an obit for someone with whom you profoundly disagreed") and Katie Roiphe's ...
San Francisco Chronicle
February 21, 2010
But influential critics including
William Safire, a former speechwriter for President
Richard Nixon, were hostile. A Pentagon budget seemed to kill TIA, ...
FutureOfCapitalism.com
February 19, 2010
Is David Brooks's column worth 333% more than
William Safire's was? Is the
education at Princeton 33% better than it was seven years ago? ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
February 19, 2010
One can also borrow or buy hardcopy books ("hardcopy books" is a retronym, according to my favorite, late, language prescriptionist William Safire) at your ...
Hartselle Enquirer
February 18, 2010
William Safire was a wordsmith. He was also a speech writer, columnist and political commentator. It was his love of words and of ...
Asia Times Online
February 16, 2010
... which allowed administration figures like vice president
Spiro Agnew and ex-Nixon speechwriter
William Safire to gain a voice at the paper. ...
Clanton Advertiser
February 16, 2010
William Safire was a wordsmith. He was also a speech writer, columnist and political commentator. ...
truthout
February 14, 2010
... which allowed administration figures like Vice President
Spiro Agnew and ex-Nixon speechwriter
William Safire to gain a voice at the paper). ...
Slate
February 10, 2010
William Safire traced its first usage to a 2004
New York Times piece by
James Risen, David Johnston, and Neil Lewis. Safire also quoted Darius Rejali, ...
OregonLive.com (blog)
February 8, 2010
William Safire revealed in a column that the actual line was, "I say, what about this
tennis?") OK, now that we got that sorted out. ...
World War 4 Report
February 4, 2010
Way back in December 2001, arch-conservative
NY Times columnist
William Safire decried that Bush was "using that Roosevelt mistake as precedent for his own ...
