THE SCRAPBOOK reports on Deborah Solomon’s recent work in the Times and the Times‘s tough ethical standards: Solomonic Questioning

Like many readers of the New York Times Magazine, THE SCRAPBOOK has whittled down its consumption over the years, skipping past the breathless profiles of Hollywood hunks, surreal comic strips, heroin-chic fashion layouts, and an “ethics” column written (literally) by a stand-up comedian. Our weekly reading is now confined to the obscenely expensive real estate ads in the back, and the “Questions For” column, conducted by Deborah Solomon.

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