Notice how it affects what the New York Times, a great institution, can tell the public, and yet Judy's decision was hers: personal when she made it (her conditions weren't met), personal when she changed it (her conditions were met.) That's what I mean by Miller's Times. |
Out West, where you vacation, the aspens will already be turning. They turn in clusters, because their roots connect them, |
pressed Mr. Libby to discuss additional information that was in the more detailed, classified version of the estimate. |
regarding the nature and scope of my testimony, which satisfies my obligation as a reporter to keep faith with my sources. |
Reporters, even flawed reporters, should not be jailed for protecting even flawed sources. |
satisfied my obligation as a reporter to keep faith with my sources. |
satisfies my obligation as a reporter to keep faith with my sources. |
she had not been at the receiving end of a concerted effort, a deliberate organized effort to put out information. |
she walked them through those conversations. |
Small pieces of sponge were cut into floral, leaf and geometric shapes that were then fastened to the end of a stick and dipped into paint. |
some guy. |
Some of his comments suggested insubordination on my part. I have always written the articles assigned to me, adhered to the paper's sourcing and ethical guidelines and cooperated with editorial decisions, even those with which I disagreed. |
Some of his comments suggested insubordination on my part. I have always written the articles assigned to me, adhered to the paper's sourcing and ethical guidelines and cooperated with editorial decisions, even those with which I disagreed. |
The answer was no, |
the institution most in danger would be the newspaper in your hands. |