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Writer's Bloc

September/October 1999

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Writer's Bloc

Courtesy Time Magazine

They're not exactly a Stanford mafia, but three of Time magazine's most prominent young writer-reporters happen to be fresh off the Farm. Together, from left, Joel Stein, '93, MA '94, Tamala Edwards, '93, and Romesh Ratnesar, '96, MA '96, are bringing new insights and fresh writing to the magazine's pages. A recent issue featured major stories by all three: Stein on the future of the Chicago Bulls, Edwards on allegations of sexual harassment among schoolchildren and Ratnesar on the effects of "homework overload."

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