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...different. I feel the need to cross this journalist's rite of passage, and thus I offer my picks for this year's tournament...
...speech, Wallace used himself as an example of a journalist who on occasion did not act honestly. "What kind of malpractice am I talking about...let's begin with me on '60 Minutes,''' he said...
Last week's dustup over the personal finance column James J. Cramer writes for SmartMoney magazine is one of those "scandals" only a journalist could love: incredibly easy to toss off allegations of "conflict of interest" yet incredibly difficult to define concretely what, exactly, the conflict is. At the heart of it, though, lies the ludicrous notion that only journalists are pure enough to offer financial advice untainted by "conflict." Woe unto...
...intellectuals were marked for murder. Since the beginning of February, assassins have executed a prominent feminist leader, a popular singer, the director of the National Algerian Theater and the president of a university student union. In December, Said Mekbel, editor of the Algiers newspaper Le Matin, wrote that a journalist is someone ``who makes a wish not to die with his throat slashed.'' The day after he wrote that statement, Mekbel got his wish: his killers shot him in the head...
...article was a "misrepresentation," said Eleni N. Gage '96, a managing editor, who is also an editor of the Crimson. "It seems the journalist wanted to write a negative article from the start. He did not come with an objective point of view, but instead wanted to trash a successful student-run organization...