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...demand comes in wake of the Ad Board's decision to place William L. Kirtley '97 on disciplinary probation for making a prank telephone call for a story in The Crimson's weekly magazine, Fifteen Minutes...
...have to admit that it did not strike me as that big a deal at first. As I was sitting in the Kirkland House Dining Hall, one of the heads of Room 13, a campus peer counseling service, approached me to complain about a column in Fifteen Minutes titled "Prank Files." She explained that the author of this column, William L. Kirtley '97, had prank-called Room 13, telling the counselor there that he was depressed over Harvard's fall to number three in the U.S. News and World Report rankings...
...demand comes in the wake of the Ad Board's decision to place William L. Kirtley '97 on disciplinary probation for making a prank telephone call to Room 13 as part of an article for Fifteen Minutes, a publication of the Crimson...
Like a dagger to the heart, with only fifteen seconds left in the first half, Brown found the back of the net to give them both the technical and emotional lead...
...situation, or maybe just too overwhelmed by all the choices available. Newspaper readership is in steady decline. That's partly because most people now get their news primarily from TV: 59% according to a TIME/CNN poll, vs. 23% from newspapers. But the audience for network news is also dropping. Fifteen years ago, the CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News and ABC's World News Tonight together were watched in 41.2% of all American TV homes. Last season that combined audience sank to an all-time...