FOR nearly three years, this column has been the preserve of Henry Luce III, TIME'S publisher. This week I am treading on his turf because we want to report some important new executive assignments—including Luce's. He is leaving the publisher's chair to become a member of Time Inc.'s management operations committee as vice president for corporate planning.
In that post he will help develop policies and projects for the future of all the company's divisions, in several of which he has served. The elder son of TIME'S cofounder, Hank Luce was already a graduate...
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