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Rajath Shourie '95, who is executive editor of The Crimson, will take over today as the paper's first-ever reader representative...
...reader representative is responsible for responding to and investigating complaints about reporting, as well as dealing with possible conflicts of interest among reporters...
...loathsome and disgusting word, not suitable for a family journal, and it will not be used here. But Daniel Coyle's narrative of a Little League season in Chicago's most notoriously septic housing project does make the reader feel, briefly, that the odds on the human race are no worse than 3 to 2 against...
...which he is writing his life story. Late in this novel, Ira taps out some musings on his own literary approach: "Best thing he could do -- maybe -- would be to excerpt sundry articles, dispatches, editorials from, say, the New York Times, and let it go at that, let the reader wade through the sociopolitical spate of happenings of the century's second decade in the appropriate studies of the period, and for his own impression." Then he adds: "Lazy man's way, way of default and ineptitude...
...Roth's as well -- takes the reader through a pretty grim, no-frills narrative. The order is relentlessly chronological. Ira, devastated by the loss of his East Side haunts and friends and upset by the anti-Semitic taunts he hears in heterogeneous Harlem, ages predictably year by year. He adores his mother and fears his irritable father. He changes schools. He develops a nascent interest in girls and feels ashamed of himself for doing so. The outbreak of World War I is noted on the first page; the armistice is mentioned on page 153. Transitions are utilitarian in the extreme...