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...bogus tale, first reported by The Standard-Times, a local newspaper in New Bedford, formed the basis for a front-page article in The Crimson...
...shown up at his home to question him about his interest in the “Little Red Book,” the Chinese Communist leader’s seminal text. But in a meeting last week with two faculty members, a school official, and a reporter for The Standard-Times, the student’s story began to evaporate...
...time as President Bush’s admission that he authorized a program of secret surveillance and the Senate struggle over the renewal of the Patriot Act because of concerns about civil liberties violations. Pontbriand and Associate Professor of History Brian G. Williams at UMass-Dartmouth spoke to The Standard-Times (a local Massachusetts newspaper) about the incident, but Williams did not respond to telephone or e-mail requests for comment yesterday. Williams told The Standard-Times that the incident made him reconsider his plans to teach a course focusing on terrorism. Harvard professors found the incident disturbing...
...those journalists gave to this film. And the validation of four months of sold-out [New York] performances, despite bad reviews,” he says.Initial reviews of the DVD version were scathing. A Fox News review called it “grossly inaccurate,” The Weekly Standard deemed it “politically silly,” and even The New Republic, typically left-leaning, described “Embedded Live!” as “poisonous, a production-length conspiracy, guilty of the very sins it attributes to the ‘cabal?...
...Room 13.” The method used by UNC and Emory University involved sending out e-mails to students with a series of questions used by psychologists to estimate levels of depression in an effort to reach out to students who were unresponsive to standard testing methods. “It’s a double-edged sword, because it allows us to reach people we wouldn’t have otherwise,” said Mark McLeod, director of the university counseling center at Emory, to The Chronicle of Higher Education. “But the students...