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When discussing the stated premise of the event—anonymous sources??both Woodward and Bernstein were insistent that identities must always be protected, provided that sources did not lie to a reporter...
Summers’ letter followed a statement submitted to the Harvard Corporation on Tuesday by several prominent faculty members. In that statement, the professors criticized two anonymous sources who had told The Crimson last week that Summers had planned to fire Kirby. The professors also wrote that if the sources?? reports were accurate, Summers’ decision to tell colleagues of his dissatisfaction with Kirby was “highly improper” and set a “deplorable example” for students...
...journalists can’t keep their sources?? names confidential, then informants won’t talk. Reporting on governmental and corporate scandals—in which sources are likely to be fired if their names are revealed—will become well nigh impossible. Newspapers will be relegated to reeling off human interest stories and boilerplate press releases. It will be like turning the New York Times into the Harvard Gazette...
...contributor to the Atlantic Monthly and previously author of “Squash: A History of the Game,” seamlessly incorporates the written words of primary sources??some of which were obtained from Harvard’s Houghton Library—into an engaging narrative as jam-packed with action as Ledyard’s short life...
...contributor to the Atlantic Monthly and previously author of “Squash: A History of the Game,” seamlessly incorporates the written words of primary sources??some of which were obtained from Harvard’s Houghton Library—into an engaging narrative as jam-packed with action as Ledyard’s short life...