Year: 2004

Yesterday the Chronicle ran a story on the changes occurring at KPRC-950 (AM) and KTRH-740 (AM). To recap, Chris Baker’s show is moving from KPRC to KTRH, with a slight time change, and Sean Hannity’s

Last week, Tom Kirkendall wrote a thoughtful post on Chronicle sportswriter Mickey Herskowitz’s treatment of Gerry Hunsicker’s resignation, versus Richard Justice’s rather shabby treatment of the same. I meant to link to it, and promptly

We keep hoping that one day the Chronicle will wake up and get a real blog, instead of this, whatever it is. And, in fact, reading Lucas Wall earlier this week, one gets the feeling

The Chronicle regularly justifies our contentions that it is one of the worst major daily newspapers in the country. Sometimes, though, it goes beyond that, into the territory of vile and reprehensible. That’s the only

Today’s Chronicle has an editorial taking HISD to task for its secretive superintendent search. Good for the Chronicle – except that it’s really late in coming. This has been an issue for weeks now. Richard

Cragg Hines does some more post-election analysis in today’s Chronicle. Mostly it is his usual stuff, but this should be addressed: “On these values issues, Bush faces a dilemma now,” Shrum argued at a breakfast