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...over why the press has not fully covered Iraq, many participants touted an overhaul of the journalism field. “There is this big institutional failure,” said Massing. “There’s an accurate awareness...that they blew it.” Nick Danilov, a professor from Northeastern University and former reporter for U.S. News and World Report, agreed with Massing. “I’m not sure that [journalism] is a profession,” said Danilov, during the discussion period. “We are very disorganized...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Nick Hartigan ran for 167 yards and two touchdowns as Brown beat Penn 34-20 on Saturday.Brown (6-1. 3-1 Ivy) began the scoring after Tim Cotter intercepted a pass by Bryan Walker on the third play of the game. Steve Morgan converted that turnover into a 47-yard field goal for Brown.Jamie Gasperella intercepted another pass from Walker late in the second period, leading to a 40-yard touchdown run by quarterback Joe DiGiacomo, increasing Brown’s lead to 17-0.Gasperella recovered a fumble by Matt Carre on Penn?...
...said he thought his team played well enough to take the lead—instead, Dartmouth trailed 3-2 after two frames. But in the third period, the Crimson exploded for 13 shots to the Big Green’s eight, evening the game tally at 22 a piece. Nick Coskren’s goal at 1:59 in the third period gave Harvard a comfortable 4-2 advantage and forced Dartmouth to play catch-up. “The fourth goal goes in and they’re up by two and you have to open...
...kind of shake your head and say, ‘Thank God he’s on my team.’” Despite never really establishing a discernible edge, Donato’s team held a 3-2 advantage entering the third period. But when freshman Nick Coskren netted the rebound of Paul Dufault’s point-blank attempt at 1:59, the Crimson took a two-goal advantage that spelled disaster for the Big Green. “We have to try to get after it and be a little more aggressive...
Some wonder if the backbiting tide won't recede as blogs grow up. The trend now is for more prominent sites to be commercialized. A Manhattan entrepreneur named Nick Denton runs a small stable of bloggers as a business by selling advertising on their sites. So far they aren't showing detectible signs of editorial corruption by their corporate masters--two of Denton's blogs, gawker.com and wonkette.com are among the most corrosively witty sites on the Web--but they've lost their amateur status forever...