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From: ROBERT@vm1.mcgill.ca (Robert Craig)
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Subject: Re: It's in print, so it must be true...
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Date: 13 Sep 88 10:38:08 GMT
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Even if you write it down, a journalist or editor can
either misunderstand or overlook.  I had one send me
a copy of the article, which I corrected and returned.
We then had a lengthy phone conversation during which I
dictated some quotes.  I had also sent a fair amount of
material to begin with (say 50 pages worth).

Even after all this effort, when the article appeared,
it was only 50% accurate.  I guess journalism is like
baseball: batting .500 is excellent.

Robert.