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Michael Fried's Modular Tower Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog
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Michael Fried's Modular Tower Blog | Just another WordPress.com weblog Michael Fried’s Modular Tower Blog Just another WordPress.com weblog Who Reads Your Papers?: Achievement vs Success, Part I December 2, 2009 Who Reads Your Papers?: Achievement vs Success, Part I By Michael D. Fried Andy Magid reviewed his career as AMS editor by recounting large editorial changes in the Notices, starting with the January 1995 issue [3]. Magid’s recounting – contrary to what one might have expected, for the changes were strikingly positive – shows almost all of today’s format was in place in that first issue. He also reminds readers that the Notices has always welcomed submissions from readers. My articles [1] were examples. Another AMS change Hugo Rossi spearheaded these changes. Magid didn’t mention that Rossi also championed, relevant to our theme, discontinuing the Research Announcements portion of the Bulletin. Roger Howe, its chief editor, instituted changes in the years ...
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