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...discontent with The Crimson's famous knack for misquoting them. In The Crimson's bold yet feeble attempts to undermine the BSA this year and in past years, it has tarnished its own reputation. My initial thoughts were that The Crimson's faulty reporting and ludicrous editorials served to mislead and manipulate students. Yet the January 4 editorial convinced me that such an intelligent scheme did not go into the editorials about which I am writing. It was just irresponsible, thoughtless and, at the best, amusing. Victoria Kennedy...
...hope The Crimson does not continue to sensationalize and mislead for the sake of journalism. --Eugene E. Kim, '96 President, Harvard Computer Society
...Indiana. At one point a wily middleman recommends that Boone employ a seer. Are his visions guaranteed to be accurate? Errors do occur, it is admitted. "What if a devil or a witch or an angry ancestor interferes with the divination process for its own purposes, maybe to mislead the client with a false message?" What if, indeed? The author's fizz of comic energy is as wild and scornful as Richard Condon's, back when Condon was young and frisky. And as was true with such daft Condon fables as Some Angry Angel, Dooling's story has no detectable...
...Walters allege that Harvard attempted to mislead the zoning board into premitting the expansion by trying to conceal the fact that it constituted a height increase...
...into Virginia's Republican Senate nomination contest with an uncharacteristic political attack against a fellow Republican. Complaining that he was "getting pretty steamed" over what he claimed were false Iran-contra statements made by candidate Oliver North, Reagan fumed, "I never instructed him or anyone in my Administration to mislead Congress on Iran-contra matters and the private meetings he said he had with me just didn't happen...