Student newspapers...

[Maroon Eagle]

Northwestern's student newspaper published stories that led to the firing of Fitzgerald. Today, Stanford's president resigned after articles about him were printed in its paper (the Daily - good paper: I read it once upon a time when I worked there):

 

[The Peeper]

Don't think anything like that will ever happen w/ The Reflector. The best parts of it are the puzzles and "Bad Dawgs" (arrests). The only in depth articles are about obscure bands they saw on spring break or gaming

 

[Johnnie Come Lately]

Northwestern's student newspaper published stories that led to the firing of Fitzgerald. Today, Stanford's president resigned after articles about him were printed in its paper (the Daily - good paper: I read it once upon a time when I worked there):

Leave it to Stanford to have a male president with a hyphenated name.

 

[dorndawg]

Leave it to Stanford to have a male president with a hyphenated name.

Believe it or not, it used to be very popular amongst bourgeoisie Britons, (see generally, Robert Baden-Powell). Being in the upper echelons of academia, wouldn't surprise me if it was a legacy from that era.

Or then again, his name kinda looks French, doesn't it?

 

[Maroon Eagle]

Believe it or not, it used to be very popular amongst bourgeoisie Britons, (see generally, Robert Baden-Powell). Being in the upper echelons of academia, wouldn't surprise me if it was a legacy from that era.

Or then again, his name kinda looks French, doesn't it?

For what it's worth, he's Canadian.

 

[dorndawg]

For what it's worth, he's Canadian.

Standfurd should've known what they were getting into there. Bunch of dubmasses.

 

[eckie1]

For what it's worth, he's Canadian.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Believe it or not, it used to be very popular amongst bourgeoisie Britons, (see generally, Robert Baden-Powell). Being in the upper echelons of academia, wouldn't surprise me if it was a legacy from that era.

Or then again, his name kinda looks French, doesn't it?

Are you implying that the founder of International Scouting was a woman, or even more detestable, a Frenchman?!!*

 

[Podgy]

A student paper did this. Awesome. Major news outlets had more important investigations to cover, apparently.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

South Park nailed it. They are different in an irritating but noticeable fashion... Buddy.

 

[uptowndawg]

Northwestern's student newspaper published stories that led to the firing of Fitzgerald. Today, Stanford's president resigned after articles about him were printed in its paper (the Daily - good paper: I read it once upon a time when I worked there):

The reflector was harsh on foglesong when he started losing his mind in his last year. I remember that he used to send staffers to the news stands around campus to collect all of the papers that were put out before the students could get to campus and pick one up.

 

[vhdawg]

The reflector was harsh on foglesong when he started losing his mind in his last year. I remember that he used to send staffers to the news stands around campus to collect all of the papers that were put out before the students could get to campus and pick one up.

Yeah but that senile old bastard fired Larry Templeton, so God bless him.