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...inevitable that they will not feel comfortable criticizing the actions of the troops, even when this criticism is justified. The reporters have taken on the role of a friend trying to explain the soldiers’ plight, rather than an unbiased observer seeking to critically analyze their conduct. When such luminaries as Geraldo Rivera and Oliver North are sent to provide objective coverage on what will be our generation’s defining struggle, journalistic integrity comes under fire that is as unremitting as that raining down on the troops outside Basra...
...experts to digest and then regurgitate reports from the field. These generals have close personal and professional ties to the current war planners, and inevitably they too find it difficult to take a dispassionate view. As noted in The New York Times, these generals, unless pressed, rarely question the conduct of the war, instead reminding viewers of the sound judgment of the current commanders...
...officer arrested Michael Becker, 32, from Lexington for disorderly conduct in Paine Hall...
...award is highly questionable. Monnin denies that she made any obscene motion, and the Tufts’ Alumni Association should have not acted decisively on the word of one or more informants whose identities are still unclear. At the very least, one would expect the Alumni Association to conduct some sort of investigation before taking away this honor, but none was reported by the Tufts Daily. Instead, a student being recognized for skills as a leader has been summarily taken for a bald-faced liar...
...International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) said that health risks caused by Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) had worsened in Beijing over the course of the week to the point where cancellation was the only responsible decision. The IIHF said it would decide soon whether to conduct the championship at a later date...