Chron headline writers strike again (cont'd)

Suppose Jeff Cohen is the chairman of the High School Journalism committee for ASNE, the American Society of Newspaper Editors. And let’s suppose, hypothetically of course, that Cohen knows a journalist who might be a

Thursday, the editorial page of every major newspaper in the state (along with “national” newspapers) weighed in on the DeLay indictment. The Chronicle was silent, instead running another “In the aftermath of Katrina” editorial. The

Lone Star Times has two fine examples of the Chronicle‘s rigorous editing process. First, Matt Bramanti caught a story yesterday that had four pretty noteworthy errors. In short order, after he had posted the errors