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A College Newspaper

With its writers and editors attacking each other within the same pages, the New York Times at this point looks like an unsupervised college newspaper. What I had hoped was an autobiograpical column, “A Woman of Mass Destruction,” turned out to be another explosion of envy from Maureen Dowd. The sexism in the column — Dowd charges Judith Miller with a “tropism toward powerful men” and this from Howell Raines’ favorite employee — is very disappointing. If only Judith Miller had protected a liberal source — and cut corners on behalf of a story that would give the left a triumphant storyline — she too could share column space with Dowd.

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