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...light of the editorial staff's sloppiness, it was wholly inappropriate for The Crimson to label the opponents of the move as immature students who have not learned the preschool lessons of sharing. The "juvenile whining" that The Crimson criticizes has created important negotiations that will hopefully lead to an expansion of both Gov Docs and undergraduate study space. Had the staff consulted any of the parties involved with the issue, it would have known that. Instead, The Crimson rushed to a conclusion before learning the facts and displayed the very immaturity and irresponsibility that it criticized. --Sean M. Becker...
Reed also manages to write himself into the text, often using the novel as a sounding board for opinions that wouldn't otherwise be published. Early on he clarifies his stancwe toward feminism, referring to allegations from Ms. magazine that he was the first to label Black feminist writers traitors to the race, stating that "Ringleader Ismael Reed has never called anybody a traitor to anybody's race and not only hasn't opposed black women writing about black male misogyny but has published some of it." The test abounds with similar interjections which add to the anti-novel effect...
...LABEL: FOOD/SBK/ERG...
...label psychotic killer, a favorite of headline writers and Hollywood producers, reinforces an inaccurate link between mental illness and violence. According to recent studies, slightly more than 11% of the mentally ill are prone to violence, roughly the same percentage as in the general population. In reality, most mentally ill patients are withdrawn, frightened and passive. For 25 years, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication tracked television portrayals of the mentally ill in prime time: more than 72% of the characters were portrayed as violent...
...LABEL: ATLANTIC...