Retiring
Facing Retirement, but Easing Your Way Out the Door | With help from accommodating employers, many would-be retirees are electing to “phase” themselves out of the work force with gradual departures.
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Virgin Eyes
A Reluctant Teenager, a Barbershop Quartet and a Revelation | A critic recalls the ultimate arts-consumer experience: Going into a performance expecting nothing, coming out transformed.
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Taking Note
‘My Generation Will Never See One Dollar From Social Security’ | “I know that the program will not exist for me,” wrote a reader in response to Paul Krugman’s recent column.
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Divorcing a Narcissist | Being married to a narcissist can be tough. But it’s even tougher if you try to divorce a narcissist, which is the topic of the latest Well Book Club.
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Dora Charles Moves On From Paula Deen, and Makes It All About the Seasoning | A cook who worked with the celebrity chef now has her own book, filled with both the flavors and the culture of black life in the South.
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Mending Hearts
New Alternatives to Statins Add to a Quandary on Cholesterol | Doctors find it difficult to ignore patients’ complaints about statins, which are much cheaper, even though clinical trials have found that they have minimal side effects.
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Oliver Sacks, Neurologist Who Wrote About the Brain’s Quirks, Dies at 82 | Dr. Sacks explored some of the brain’s strangest pathways in best-selling case histories like “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,” achieving a level of renown rare among scientists.
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