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Jonathan Lehman ’08, a Crimson sports editor, whose recent column in this newspaper was criticized as insensitive, apologized “to everyone here who was hurt by the things I wrote.”
It sounds convincing, but will it put Diana conspiracy theories to rest? For most people, yes. But for conspiracy theorists and tabloid editors who see sales jump every time they can contrive a reason to put Diana's picture on the front page, probably not. Already this week, the blogs...
Everyone’s favorite: The Onion. Even if you are unfamiliar with this venerable publication, you probably can become vaguely familiar with its bent simply from the title. The burning satire newspaper on the cover has a humorous headline about everyone’s second favorite: FEMA. Although you...
After completing his story about e-recruiting at Harvard, Max mentioned that he almost got sucked into the business-career vortex. But he also got a compliment from an editor at the Financial Times that his story was one that he would’ve run in his own newspaper...
The "offending" proposals were, in fact, so watered down in the final version of the bill that the Hindustan Times newspaper wrote that "India has taken the shirt off America's back on this one." But try telling that to the deal's critics at both ends of India's...