“Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes,
our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state
of facts and evidence.”
—John Adams (1735-1826), philosopher and 2nd U.S. president, defending British Capt. Thomas Prescott,
charged with murder in the Boston Teabag Massacre, 1768
• Editorial Comment: That was before Ye Olde Foxe Newes got ahold of him.
• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs from media critic Craig Gurian on journalists’ critical thinking/reporting skills? Click here.
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• Nibley rejects request for beautification funds; land is private property, by Danielle Manley
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• Congolese officials visit Logan, sign cooperation agreement with USU
• Aggie TV (10/3/12): Congo visitors, a journalism safari, bikers and Blackhawks
• USU Eastern campus near lock down after gunshots; Price resident arrested, by Seth Richards
• Journalism students hit undeadline to cover USU zombie outbreak
• Banned books: ‘Are we still talking about this?’ asks First Amendment ‘absolutist’, by D. Whitney Smith
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