Word: publishability
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...Watergate, and as for me, I am going to die." None of his three companions-Françoise Giroud of L' Express, Pierre Viansson-Ponté of Le Monde and Roland Faure of L 'Aurore-used the information directly or indirectly while Pompidou lived. Nor did Giroud publish the news that Pompidou was suffering from multiple myeloma (bone-marrow cancer), a fact she had learned prior to the lunch last spring...
...editorial by "a majority of The Crimson staff" that attacks The Crimson's decision to publish a Marine recruiting advertisement falsely describes the purpose of the Marines as an institution, and fails to acknowledge the reasons underlying the ad campaign...
Student government members claimed the paper acted irresponsibly and did not adequately represent student opinion. But the editors continued to publish with funds collected from other Boston-area college newspapers. Morrissey banned the paper from the campus in February, but it has continued to circulated and to criticize...
...very real positive aspects does a gross disservice to the students, who are fighting to succeed in a society which, they fear, is reluctant to recognize their efforts and their success. TIME'S reporter interviewed science teachers about reading but never interviewed the reading teachers, and you publish a picture of students who excel and imply by the caption that they read at the fifth-grade level...
...finish testifying before a congressional committee than he rushes across the nation to exhort concerned citizen groups to let the Government know their interests in energy matters. So far, his tangible successes have been minor; most recently, for example, he helped to force the Federal Energy Office to publish its contingency plans for nationwide gas rationing. And last week Energy Chief William Simon created an Office of Consumer Affairs within FEO-but at a public meeting coupled that announcement with another rejection of White's insistent demand for a price rollback...