In its nearly 153 years of publication, The Atlantic has showcased the work of an illustrious group of writers and thinkers — among them, Mark Twain, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Martin Luther King Jr. and Harriett Beecher Stowe. But the magazine’s most buzzed-about article was written by Jonathan Rauch, an author, journalist and writer-in-residence at the Brookings Institution.
Re: “Undergrads May Teach FWS to Reduce Cost,” News, Sept. 21
I am writing to provide some clarification to my quotes in this article. I feel that, through no one’s fault but my own, my quotes may have been slightly misunderstood. I now realize that I was unclear in expressing my sentiments aptly during the interview.
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