Word: error
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard University Police Chief Francis D. "Bud" Riley blamed the omission on human error. "The arrest absolutely should have been in the blotter," he said...
...shortstop--who had a career 26 RBI--added a team-best 39 and slugged .627, becoming the Ivy's most unlikely batting threat. As captain, Forst was plainly the emotional center of the team, and even when his uncharacteristic error totals plagued his glovework, he found a way to crank out a 4-for-4 or keep an inning rolling...
Harvard's first run came across the plate whenFranzese scorched a one-out double into center toscore sophomore Crystal Springer from second.Sophomore Deborah Abeles followed with a walk, andFranzese came in on a double by Teller. Abelesscored the eventual game-winner when seniorHillary Read reached on a throwing error by B.C.pitcher Lauren Fischetti...
Hennessy-Fiske. Not Hennessey-Fiske. In a recent article about the Boylston Speaking Prize winners, The Crimson managed to misspell repeatedly the name of one of its own executive editors--a name which appears on the masthead, bylines and credits almost every day. The error highlighted by far the most common category of complaints against the Crimson: that of misspelling, misquoting and reporting of inaccurate facts...
While the error is a small one, nothing turns off readers as much as having their names distorted in a public forum. A simple editorial policy of checking all names and class years against the student directory would solve the problem. At present, such checking is done only for names "that are likely to be misspelled," explains Managing Editor Andrew S. Chang...