Articles by Anne Linehan

As Kevin recently pointed out, if the Chronicle editors want to write simplistic and childish editorials, that’s their business. However, one would think editorials offered up by the lone major newspaper in the fourth largest

The Chronicle‘s policy on letters to the editor is lacking one big requirement: letters should have some basis in fact: I look for letters on a variety of topics to keep the column interesting, and

Here’s some political analysis that’s worth reading: Roland Mesnier was the official White House pastry chef for 25 years — baking goodies for Presidents Carter, Reagan, Bush (41), Clinton and Bush (43). He recently retired

The Chronicle‘s “byline policy” rears its head again. Last week readers were offered an opinion column by one Tarif Abboushi who thinks the U.S. is kowtowing to Israel: A point of contention during Tuesday’s vice-presidential

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