Here's the headline I clicked on
And here's the story we get:
Boston Massacre event gives youths new view of history
Jason Halin portrayed a British officer who led the Redcoats, during a reenactment of the Boston Massacre yesterday, the 240th anniversary of the incident. (David L. Ryan/ Globe Staff)
By Hannah McBride Globe Correspondent / March 7, 2010
And here's the story we get:
CAMBRIDGE - Jeannie Suk is poised, elegant, but decidedly conservative in her attire of muted grays, browns, and blacks. She is as well known for her teachings on feminism as for being the first Asian-American woman on the tenure track at Harvard Law School.But we bloggers are the ones that need oversight, because we continually get things wrong...
So why is the 37-year-old Suk, a Guggenheim fellow at Harvard Law School, at the heart of a heated debate in the fashion world about designer dresses and $900 shoes?
That is all.
3 comments:
I guess that protecting the fashion industry is more important that history (at least in Boston).
This makes me smile.
That is just plain F'ed up...
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