Study: Old Age Doesn't Spell Shift in Cognitive Strengths
[14 October 2003 - Washington Post] Research presented in the September issue of the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General has shaken the long-standing theory that differences among people's cognitive strengths -- from verbal skills to mathematical ability -- become smaller as they grow old. ...

Life's Work
[14 October 2003 - Washington Post] At 102, Russell B. Clark isn't counting the hours till he retires. Been there, done that, got bored. The self-employed real estate developer and former surgeon from Orem, Utah, says he's worked since age 9 and has no plans to quit. After being named this year's uh, poster child for older workers by Experience Works, an Arlington-based nonprofit advocacy group for seniors, Clark spoke to us by phone. ...