P.S. Writing in the Oct. 11, 1958, issue of The New Yorker, Whitney Balliett reviewed, negatively, a performance by Jamal (whose age he misattributed as thirty-eight) at a jazz evening with the d.j.j
Correction: November 11 , 2002 Monday A film review in Weekend on Friday about "8 Mile," starring the rapper Eminem, misattributed the architecture at Cranbrook, a private school outside Detroit that is mentioned during a rap contest in the movie.
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An article yesterday about attempts to determine when a cow on a Canadian farm was exposed to mad cow disease misattributed a comment made at a briefing in Washington that reporters monitored by telephone.
Correction: April 15, 2000, Saturday An article in Business Day on Thursday about troubles at JDN Realty misattributed a statement made during a February conference call held by Elizabeth Nichols, the company's president, and William J. Kerley, a former executive.
How could you ever do that?" Correction: May 24 , 2003 Saturday An article yesterday about attempts to determine when a cow on a Canadian farm was exposed to mad cow disease misattributed a comment made at a briefing in Washington that reporters monitored by telephone.
Okay, so that one wasn't even a commencement speech -- it was an article by Mary Schmich about what she would say to college graduates -- but it feels so much like what an unforgettable commencement speech sounds like that for years it's been misattributed to Kurt Vonnegut speaking at MIT.
His residential pieces, often misattributed to Edward Wormley, will be at Baruch College in "Harvey Probber: Modernist Furniture, Design, and Graphics".
Correction: February 8 , 2001 Thursday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about a "charm school" program at the Massachussetts Institute of Technology misattributed the quotation "I think this is something everyone in Boston could use.
Correction: July 26 , 2003 Saturday Because of an editing error, the Beliefs column last Saturday, about a lawsuit accusing a priest in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe of making abusive statements about the deceased at a funeral, misattributed a denial of the lawsuit's claims.
