Abstract
Eighteen months have passed since Dr. James D. Cox stepped down as Editor-in-Chief and the International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Physics, the Red Journal, came under new leadership (1). The journal has enjoyed incredible stability over the 38 years of its existence, with the torch being passed only twice in that time. When our team took the reins there were several clear goalsdsome of them urgent, others more long term (2). Now, it is time to look back and evaluate those changes. We have chosen an illustrative device well known to every individual who has passed through radiation oncology training: the “Four Rs.” This was how we learned the factors affecting tumor response to radiation, and it is how we will judge the editorial response to the needs of our readers and our authors.
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