20070924 college journalists looking for a job at the New York Times

Just a couple of college journalists looking for a job at the New York Times

September 24th, 2007

Ah, and speaking of Bush Derangement Syndrome, click on this college student newspaper moment of intellectual endeavor – after you understand that what you are about to view, albeit, in a student newspaper, in part supported by taxpayer dollars, is fairly off the scale offensive: Student Newspaper Strikes Out.

Hat Tip: The Baltimore Reporter – “Our Future MSM Reporters Display Their Brilliance.”

But of course, President George W. Bush had nothing to do with the incident.

For that matter, neither did Senator John Kerry, who certainly appeared to attempt to ameliorate a bad situation promulgated by someone intent on calling attention to himself by being extraordinarily obnoxious and then shoving a police officer.

One may be able to argue that there is a place in society for civil disobedience – but one must always be willing to accept the consequences and always remember that police officers have guns.

As far as the budding student journalists ... one could also argue that the folks at “The Rocky Mountain Collegian” were just looking to develop a resume item for the New York Times, which says the same thing, every other day, with different adjectives.

(Meanwhile, you may want to contact them: “Since 1891, The Rocky Mountain Collegian has been the student voice of Colorado State University. The Rocky Mountain Collegian's purpose is threefold: serve as a news source, create a platform for discourse and provide skill development opportunity for staff. The Collegian strives to cover and explain the relevance of issues that impact the Colorado State community, primarily students, by providing a broad scope of perspectives.”)

Fox News has more…

Thanks again to “The Baltimore Reporter.”

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