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...then, that your paper has overlooked a production that everybody should see, when in the past you have been not the least bit reluctant to review productions that lack any semblance of artistic or political merit? Your failure to print a review of this feminist play suggests a patriarchal, rather conservative political agenda and a stubborn unwillingness to approach the theater with an open mind...
Nowhere has Sulzberger's expansive attitude been more apparent than in his treatment of gays. Rosenthal was called "homophobic" by the Advocate for refusing to use the term gay in print, among other things. One gay reporter lived in total secrecy, fearing the consequences if Rosenthal found...
...public will continue to scrutinize everything from her hairdo to her clothing to her speech. And if her dad makes it into the White House, things will only get worse. Seventeen will publish a spread on 1600 Pennsylvania avenue's youngest resident; Sassy will run an interview and print every "like" and "um" Chelsea utters. She will be thrust headfirst into the role of American Spokesteen...
...wrong. The journalists who cover the White House do a damn good job and print almost zero that is not confirmed by at least someone who ought to know. But because they are covering the president, their editors want something every day. After all, he is the president, and they are paying a huge sum to send their reporters out with...
...EDUCATION: Print Your Name Here...