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...Arts section had a Q&A with a news editor who was playing Juliet that weekend in a production of “Romeo and Juliet.” The next day, the editorial page praised a Web site designed by an editorial editor, who also happened to have won the editorial page’s endorsement last year in an unsuccessful bid to be Undergraduate Council president...
...Crimson currently claims that about 800 undergraduates are Crimson “editors.” That’s because, until recently, it identified anyone who has ever joined the staff as an “editor.” Joining the staff involves writing a certain number of stories (or taking photos or designing pages as the case may be) and attending a few seminars, steps fully one in eight undergrads has taken...
...identifying so many students as editors, readers are left with the impression that Crimson reporting is driven more by reporters’ and editors’ outside interests than their principled news judgment. And students frustrated that their organizations aren’t being covered by the newspaper quite reasonably may wonder if they would have received better, or at least more coverage, if they were an editor...
...Aaron Greenspan ’04-’05 wrote me in an e-mail earlier this month, complaining about what he perceived as the disparate treatment he received from The Crimson compared with another student who was similarly situated, but also happened to be an editor...
...paper thought it was serving transparency by aggressively identifying every editor, but the opposite resulted, sometimes wrongly implying all these protesters, student politicos, athletes and actors were active in the paper. (Nevertheless, I’m told several of the “editors” in the stories I mentioned earlier are indeed active contributors to the paper...