He can scarcely write a coherent English sentence. Spencer Ackerman should indeed have "little good to say about education" ("Live & Learn," 1/9). Juan Gooooooonnnnnnnzalez isn't worth $12 million+ per year. May your future be bright.Īnd memo to Lisa Kearns, subject: Juan Gonzalez ("Daily Billboard," 1/9): Get over it.and be glad you did. We allow the occasional double contraction, and even?heavens?a split infinitive when a casual or colloquial style seems appropriate.Ĭhristopher Caldwell: You did great work, and you will be missed. John Strausbaugh replies: Tork needs to lighten up. I suspect that'll be the case by 2003, the attractions of Silicon Alley notwithstanding. The booms of the 80s and 90s, and attendant work-hard-play-hard stories of Manhattan traders, proved that wrong. It was predicted in both those cases that New York would be deserted, that the normal influx of college grads would seek their fortunes elsewhere. However, in the last generation New York City has faced two similar crises in the financial market: the looming bankruptcy in '75 and the crash of '87. Russ Smith replies: This correspondent from Boston is no doubt better-versed in economics than I am. And I know it was his last column, but I am outraged that a double contraction ("they'd've") was allowed to be printed. If you need evidence, how "swinging" do you think the Palo Alto environs were when thousands of young people looking to make a fortune moved there in the mid-90s?įinally, I am astounded that Alexander Cockburn has outlasted Christopher Caldwell. Jersey City, to name just one possible alternate site, has been hungry to attract more of these businesses for years and will most likely seize this opportunity.Īnd your assertion that tyros looking to make a fortune on Wall Street will demand to stay in the city so that they can work 16-hour days and have fun is risible. The game for these companies is about wringing tax breaks and other concessions from local governments, and the fact is that New York cannot afford the tax breaks right now. But not because people are scared of terrorist attacks. The big finance companies, which directly account for something like 15 percent of all the jobs in New York City, will absolutely relocate some of their offices outside of the city. Your naivete regarding politics and economics is preposterous (1/9). MUGGER: Please stick to criticizing the press, which you apparently have some aptitude for. He'd've Been Outraged If We'd'd Deleted It All the best.Ĭhristopher Caldwell: I liked it ("Hill of Beans," 1/9).
I know I'm not the only one who'll be writing this, so please add my voice to the chorus. I was pissed when you started running it only every other week. It's the best thing (no offense, you're a strong number two) you've got going. You gotta keep "Hill of Beans" in the paper. She is regularly hired by families in the Triangle area, especially Morrisville, Durham and Cary.ONT FACE="Plantin Bold"> MUGGER: Say it ain't so. In March 2015, Can finished her Digital Image Management Certificate program, in Photography Department at The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham, in order to better serve her clients with the latest and most advanced techniques. Just a few years ago, the family settled in North Carolina where Can decided to pursue her photography career and opened her photography business and studio where she can accommodate her customers. This new status led her to experiment photography in documenting life and moments. With the birth of her two children, Can’s hobbies shifted as her children became her new focus in life. She began entering different photography contests as a hobby, winning the first place in the color print/people category organized by Shutterbug, and an Honorable Mention at the U.S. During that time, her two hobbies, photography and traveling, became important aspects of her life. In 1993, Can became a military spouse, and began to move all over the world with her husband.
Her multicultural background is reflected on her editorial and portraiture photography. A native of Turkey, she went to college in Ankara, Paris, and the US. Her style consists of rich vibrant colors, and energetic communication between her subjects.
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Can Dickerson is a professional freelance photographer, located in Durham North Carolina, specializing in portraiture and editorial photography.
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