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...riots loom” in Cambridge (ours, not theirs) as class-anxious locals awaited a verdict in the Alexander Pring-Wilson murder trial. The case “worries those who believe that tensions between town and gown could explode,” according to Herald “reporter?? Claire Prentice, who also asserts that Harvard students are so shook up by the case that “few want to talk publicly about it.” (Tell that to the Crimson news board...
Four times in the last month, the council has gone into “executive session,” in which non-council observers—including The Crimson’s reporter??are kicked out of the meeting. Any matter discussed in executive session is made unconditionally secret, so council members are barred from discussing the details of any of these debates with outsiders. And when looking for a morsel more of information on the council’s most important actions, interested parties run into a recently-appointed press secretary, who seems to serve little purpose...
...space to Allston. No, it’ll be the dry zingers he lets loose in public, delivered in his trademark deadpan. Chopra has never shied away from press—be it The Crimson, Business Week, or the Baltimore Sun—and he makes it worth a reporter??s while with remarks like the ones below, excerpted in chronological order...
Asked whether his political views ever have an impact on his interview, Matthews shifts his eyes away from CNN just long enough to correct a Crimson reporter??s grammar...
...digits that combine for the foxy WGN sideline reporter??s phone number, which former Harvard wide receiver Carl Morris ’03 appeared to snag during the game...