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This article discusses the importance and value of opinion pages in newspapers. It explores the debate within the news community about distinguishing opinion pages from straight news and whether news outlets should invest in editorial pages. The article features insights from opinion editors at The Dallas Morning News, The Charlotte Observer, and the Chicago Sun-Times, who discuss their processes for selecting and publishing opinion pieces. They emphasize the importance of factual accuracy, fairness, and local relevance in opinion writing. The article also highlights the role of opinion pages in sparking dialogue and providing diverse perspectives on local and national issues. [Extracted from the article]

Spectroscopy is publishing a series of feature articles highlighting the lives and careers of the most influential spectroscopists over the past 100 years. These individuals were selected by our Editorial Advisory Board and team of editors to represent the leading figures in spectroscopy over the century. Our second featured Icon of Spectroscopy is Peter R. Griffiths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Spectroscopy is publishing a series of feature articles highlighting the lives and careers of the most influential spectroscopists over the past 100 years. These individuals were selected by our Editorial Advisory Board and the editors to represent the leading figures in spectroscopy over the century. Our first featured Icons of Spectroscopy Laurate is Professor Gary Hieftje. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on cookbook, "The Rise" by Marcus Samuelsson, which brings together chefs, food writers, and activists to share their stories and recipes, and emphasizes the diversity of the Black American experience. Topics discussed include aim to increasing diversity among cookbook authors, and incorporating changes to editorial process to include new standards for inclusivity; and information on book "The Friendly Vegan Cookbook" by Michelle Cehn and Toni Okamoto.

The article discusses that Power & Motion has named six industry leaders to its first Editorial Advisory Board including Paul Carlson, President at Tolomatic; Scott Baxter, Business Development Manager at PEKO Precision Products; and the Joe Alfieri, Group Vice President at Moog Construction.

The article looks at the future of multimedia publisher Regan Arts amid a number of canceled deals and decreasing print sales. Topics discussed include the company's creation in 2013 as a division of art book publisher Phaidon, the departure of editors at Regan Arts including Stacy Creamer, Alexis Gargagliano, and Ron Hogan, and the various book titles acquired and canceled such as "A Bigger Field Awaits Us" by Andrew Beaujon, "Silicon States" by Whitney Hsu, and "Clean Meat" by Paul Shapiro.

A: With The New York Times "retiring" the term "Op-Ed" because the news industry is changing away from print pages, other publishers and editors may be tempted to also ditch the term to keep up with the Times. Departments Q: The New York Times recently chose to retire the term "Op-Ed", calling it outdated. A: Although change can be difficult, The New York Times' decision to retire the term "Op-Ed" promotes clear communication with a new generation of readers and is a step which other newspapers should consider taking. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the resignation of the editorial board of the "Journal of Library Administration" periodical as of March 22, 2013, focusing on the comments of the editor-in-chief Damon Jaggars concerning licensing terms.

The author reflects on how he left previous newspaper job to move to Clarksdale, Mississippi to join the editorial staff of rapidly expanding agricultural publishing operation Farm Press. He mentions that he spent countless hours in airplanes watching the geometrically distinct patterns of farms, irrigation circles. He also reveals fascinating world of U.S. agriculture and the people.

An introduction is presented which discusses articles within the issue on topics including addition of John Cottle to its editorial advisory board.

The article profiles Mark Siegel, editorial director at the publishing company First Second Books in New York City, mentioning his passions on fine arts and writing, which he believes are exemplified by the graphic novel, and about the Macmillan imprint he founded, dedicated to graphic novels.

The article offers information on the appointment of lecturer Matthew Baker in editorial advisory board of Spectroscopy magazine, and winning of EAS New York Section of the Society for Applied Spectroscopy Gold Medal Award by Electrical Engineer professor James G. Fujimoto.

The article profiles the members of the periodical's editorial advisory board. Topics discussed include the career histories of the members and their involvement with the tea and coffee industries. Those profiled include Rekerdres and Sons Insurance Agency senior vice president Brett Anderhub, Beau Bernstein, sales and marketing director at the tea producer Haelssen and Lyon North America, and David De Candia, global director of the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf coffeehouse chain.

An obituary for Roy Eksteen, member of editorial board of the periodical, is presented.

The article announces that David S. Bell has joined the editorial advisory board of the periodical.

In this article, editor discusses the role of editorial team of the "Microwave Journal" in its development and improvement. Topics discussed include launch of the "Microwave Journal China" marking the expansion of journal, role of the engineers in providing content for helping other reader engineers and signifying the high-frequency engineering. He further discusses the expanding areas of journal which include thermal dynamics and material science.

The article briefly reports that the periodical "The Architectural Review," in an effort to provide better information to its subscribers living in 120 countries around the world, is assembling a team of International Correspondents as well as establishing a new Editorial Board.

The article announces that Mike Bradley has joined editorial advisory board of the periodical.