Department of no shit.
Do you ever get the feeling that the Times's New York lifestyle reporters just moved here? There's a perpetual wide-eyed astonishment that I never fully understand, like, "Can you believe it? Some people have to compromise on their apartments because they can only afford a certain amount." Are these stories always written by the summer intern?
...Meanwhile, the pressing concerns of a slightly different demographic are better understood.
...Meanwhile, the pressing concerns of a slightly different demographic are better understood.
6 Comments:
At 11:40 PM, Solomon Grundy said…
Where else can I turn for updates on the state of renovations of Yale's Trumbull College dining hall? This is fit to print, my friend.
At 11:42 PM, Solomon Grundy said…
I was going to do a media critique of a long Metro cover article in the Times about a class project at Yale (about the interesting subject of Red Hook redevelopment designs, but seriously, all it was was a class project), but then I realized:
That would just be part of the problem.
At 12:42 AM, Antid Oto said…
The Times's Yale obsession is particularly baffling in light of the fact that USNews-#1-rated Princeton is about 50 percent closer. Where are the stories on Princeton remodeling, huh? Where's the journalistic balance?
At 1:39 AM, Solomon Grundy said…
And Dartmouth! You liberal NYC media elites always forget about Dartmouth! It's a vast left-wing conspiracy.
At 11:54 AM, Solomon Grundy said…
Hahaha that would ispire me to actually subscribe to Times Select!
At 3:06 PM, Antid Oto said…
Really? It's giving me naked-party flashbacks, and those just weren't pretty.
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