But this time, perhaps The Times could have been a bit more journalistic and a bit less humanitarian, without putting the noose around Mr. Davis's neck.
Talk story about David Lu, the only full-time Chinese correspondent in the U. S. One bit of journalistic naivete that he would like to correct is mention of the "opening" and "closing" of the Burma Road.
Today, under legislation being pushed by business interests, that bit of journalistic adventure could earn me a criminal conviction and land me on a registry of "animal and ecological terrorists".
As a bit of journalistic hornswoggling, the story was a trifle compared with the deftly executed creation by George Plimpton of a real phenom: Sidd Finch, a mystical, Harvard-educated pitcher with a 168 mile-per-hour fastball.
He is just an Oriental who sleeps in… Talk story about David Lu, the only full-time Chinese correspondent in the U. S. One bit of journalistic naivete that he would like to correct… Talk story about David Lu, the sole full-time Chinese newspaper reporter in the U. S.
"I think it's an excellent initiative, and I think if they develop their journalistic capacity a little bit and focus in on some of the big issues and big figures and big claims, they will be a very relevant force".
By Jack Alexander, John Bainbridge, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 8 , 1941P. 9 Talk story about David Lu, the only full-time Chinese correspondent in the U. S. One bit of journalistic naivete that he would like to correct is mention of the "opening" and "closing" of the Burma Road.
It was a bit too journalistic for them, I suspect, and they preferred to describe their plans as a bid to transform Dumfries into a "learning town".
Well, I'd say that a bit of journalistic liberty was taken with that title.
The article, by David Carr and Tim Arango, in a most peculiar bit of journalistic legerdemain, doesn't mention the book's title or me.
