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...Your Feb. 18 article on the College Bowl team's success ("College Bowl Makes Nationals") by Sadie Sanchez, contains a real howler...
...true (it's "easily checked," says Peretz) that TNR published a letter of mine on Feb. 14, 1993. But also it's true and it's easily checked (just look at the letter, please) that the letter isn't the one I referred to in my Crimson editorial. I've faxed all my correspondence with TNR to The Crimson, so now it's easily checked that I referred to another letter entirely, one that TNR suppressed on Feb. 2, 1993, and to a $425 advertisement that TNR suppressed on Feb...
...fact which Sack neglects to mention, which would reveal how misleading his statement is, is that The New Republic had already published a letter from him that took up an entire page in the Feb. 14, 1994 issue. In that letter, Sack devoted almost a full column to a discussion of this disputed information. He had his say. Did The Crimson know this before they printed this deceptive statement by Sack...
...most worrisome new development is the so-called takeover robbery, in which an armed gang holds tellers and customers hostage. On Feb. 28, a commando-style assault on a Bank of America branch led to a firefight on the streets of North Hollywood, California, in which two robbers died and dozens of police and bystanders were wounded. In Orange County, California, 17 such takeover robberies occurred last year, up 140% from...
...only should Holocaust victims or their relatives have the opportunity to retrieve money and possessions [WORLD, Feb. 24], but they should also collect interest from the Swiss banks. And they shouldn't even have to mention the word lawsuit. SIMON HUCK Ottawa...