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Both Breeden and Ilyinsky will be invited to apply for a cartoon series or column at the start of the spring semester, Marra wrote. Breeden will continue to draw illustrations to accompany opinion pieces on the editorial page, he added...
...also announced that Breeden’s weekly editorial cartoon would be discontinued for the remainder of the semester. Breeden, however, will have the opportunity to continue to contribute to the Crimson as an illustrator for the editorial page. Both Breeden and Victoria Ilyinsky ‘07, whose biweekly opinion column was discontinued last week because of improper citation in her Oct. 16 opinion piece, will have the opportunity to reapply for semester-long cartoonist and columnist positions, respectively, when applications are considered in February...
...program was launched before The Crimson discontinued two editorial-page series amid evidence that the authors had lifted material from other sources—but after plagiarism allegations against novelist Kaavya Viswanathan ’08 led her publisher to pull her book from the shelves...
...shot his contribution to the exhibit, “Upper Antelope Canyon,” in the location of the title near Page, Arizona, while on just such a trip...
...Head says he has nothing against romance novels in general, but the pages he posted read like a typical one, even tame by most of the genre's standards. The woman is smart and successful, she has a great job, she meets a man at work, they fall in love, then they get naked and live happily ever after. The sex scene is three pages, more than halfway through the 220-page book. Nothing is extremely explicit; it's filled with euphemisms like "her warmth" and the last line is "then he took them over...