Please do not publish this, I just want a response to my question. Does anyone edit the campus times before it goes to print? On a normal week, I just make fun of all the typos and messed up quotes and whatnot. This past week, was a week I was going to save the campus times for the rest of my life. I was athlete of the week. Number 1, they got my time completely wrong, why should I save something that says I ran 3 full seconds slower than I did. Number 2, in the article you quote me, but I never talked to anyone from the campus times. I never said what I am quoted for. This is the 4th time this year I have seen someone quoted who never said the things they were quoted for. How does that happen? My good friend was quoted saying something he never said and it almost got him in trouble with a student organization on campus. My question is, does anyone edit this paper and if you are going to quote someone, please do it right. You make people sound ignorant. For example, last week, you quoted the men’s track coach and inserted your own words trying to convey to the public what he really meant, and completely changed the meaning of his sentence. I guess that’s all.Katie O’Brien
Dance
The 25th annual performance of “The Nutcracker” at Eastman Theater retains its remarkable reputation
The RPO and Rochester City Ballet’s version of the Nutcracker adds creative touches to refresh the long-standing holiday classic.
Features
Whatever happened to the dormitories of yesteryear?
Two images come to mind: One is of cinder block-walled rooms hidden behind brutalist edifices, and the other is of air-conditioned suites bathed in natural light.
cultural holidays
Christmas has gone too far
People should look to other cultures to learn the truth of the cliche that holidays are about more than just gifts.