Yes, some people have left-there's no need to mention their names. One followed his dream and is now a dental hygienist. We discovered that the claim of another staffer to be a son of Susan Sontag was simply false, and so we had no choice but to let her go. But all in all, we've experienced less than the normal staff turnover to be expected at any new editorial venture. And as a result, the world has changed.
Conservatism is fashionable again.
Just look around you. Here in New York City, you see young people with chopped-off hair and body punctures carrying copies of Milton Friedman. And the Reverend Al Sharpton and Abraham Foxman of the Anti-defamation League have joined a study group devoted to the works of Allen Bloom and C.S. Lewis. And remember-whenever you hear a bell ring, it means that the husband of another girl I went to Bennington with has been forced to offer me a job. Sam Schulman Archives JWR contributor Sam Schulman is deputy editor of Taki's Top Drawer, appearing in New York Press, and was formerly publisher of Wigwag and a professor of English at Boston University.