Article archive / September 1, 2010
Originally published: . Volume 2, No. 1. Source pages: 2.
It’s the Times’ first birthday and I’m going to indulge myself by sharing with you some of my favorite reader comments. They are from different sorts of people, at different times throughout the year.
“Wow, wow, wow. Julie, what an incredible job you did. I look forward to reading every word …”
“This is the best psychology newspaper I have ever seen. It is terrific!! It looks like the culmination of a ton of hard work – yet you made it seem elegant and graceful.”
“Great job! It is very balanced and informative and will serve as a unifying force. I was really glad to see your reminder in the editorial that we are "scientists" and that we should call upon what we know as scientists to direct our actions and make effective decisions. You remain a very positive force — thanks.”
“Your paper gets better every month.”
“I just read the Psychology Times and I wanted to write and thank you. The work, as a whole, is incredible. I can tell that it required a lot of work, care, and time on your part, and it shows in the production. You truly have ink coursing through your CNS.”
(After being approved for the Louisiana Press Association) “Congratulations. Now you are an official pain in the ass.”
“I have read this issue [#5] of The Psychology Times from beginning to end. It was wonderful…so positive…so objective…just what we need. I really appreciate the work that you and your staff are doing. It is truly an expression of love for our field.”
“Like your father before you, you have been an advocate for the disenfranchised, the timid, and the ignorant. We all owe you a debt.”
“I just got through reading the new PT. What a great issue! Very hard hitting, and also most informative. Love the diversity discussion, and especially the candidate comparisons. What a great service this is. Every time I think an issue has topped all others, then a new one comes out that is even better. Amazing!”
“Another great issue of "The Times". I hope you don't get shot or anything.”
“Julie, it just keeps getting better and better.”
“Dear Madame Editor/Publisher: Congrats on attaining a full year under your belt. Nice work, Julie, and great professional service.”
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