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...Flyboys” he is the perfect cinema soldier—regimented, purposeful, and brooding—but is also able to relax to adorably woo his lady in broken French. The promise that “Flyboys” is “inspired by a true story?? does not mean that all the characters have been set up as pure heroes who, nauseatingly, can do no wrong. Characters such as Eddie Beagle (David Ellison, “When All Else Fails”) or William Jensen (Phillip Winchester, “Thunderbirds”) display their...
...Globe story??published on July 8—was the first to report on a 2-page Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) narrative of Thomas’ arrest early on the morning of June 5. The Crimson first reported Thomas’ arrest on June 22, but The Crimson’s story was based off the much briefer narrative available in HUPD’s public...
...think Gap with French accent—chose ’68 as the theme for their ad campaign. And further south, in Spain, songwriter Ismael Serrano became a star not so long ago with a song begging his father to retell the “beautiful story?? of ’68: “sweet urban guerrillas in Oxford pants and girls in miniskirts.” In it, he yearns for the days when, amidst the myriad mistakes, raised fists, and barricades, youth took a stand against the social, political and economic establishment...
...McClintick’s article. Glimp Professor of Economics Edward L. Glaeser called the article “a potent piece of hate creation.” And the University’s general counsel, Robert W. Iuliano ’83, wrote to Institutional Investor editors protesting the story??s portrayal of Summers.But those protests did not soften the blow that McClintick’s article dealt to Summers’ presidency.“It seems to me that the II piece was quite important in getting people in the Harvard community to see the whole...
...Crimson faced vehement criticism for publishing the article, but to do otherwise would have been a disservice to journalism. Every story, however small, represents a potentiality. Sometimes a story??s potential is clear. Seymour Hersh’s article on Abu Ghraib “made” the news while changing American policy. Other times, a story??s potential is harder to judge. An article in a small Beirut newspaper led to the Iran-Contra scandal. Closer to home, who could have guessed that an article about “intrinsic aptitudes” nearly...