Back when I was in school, teachers would use the N.Y. Times as an example of solid journalism and writing. Sometimes the teachers would give bonuses to kids who could find errors and typos. Good lord have times changed!
In the great scheme of things the N.Y. Times is a slightly smarter version of what the Daily News used to be. The Daily News is now a smarter version of what the N.Y. Post once was. And the N.Y. Post is now worse than it ever was.
i wouldn’t blast the times just yet. i believe i read back in the day that his name was spelled wrong in “ouija board, ouija board” as he was panning astrology and believing in the “occult” for answers–i could be remembering wrong, though. he has many bios spelling his name both ways (including labels he’s been on); it would be nice if someone would declare an official spelling. i’m picky like that.
i like how the author spelled Steven wrong.
Oh my the Mozzer ain’t gonna like that one bit.
“It spelled: S-T-E-V-E-N/
P-U-S-H-O Double-F”
nice sic!
Back when I was in school, teachers would use the N.Y. Times as an example of solid journalism and writing. Sometimes the teachers would give bonuses to kids who could find errors and typos. Good lord have times changed!
In the great scheme of things the N.Y. Times is a slightly smarter version of what the Daily News used to be. The Daily News is now a smarter version of what the N.Y. Post once was. And the N.Y. Post is now worse than it ever was.
No wonder kids don’t read anymore!
i wouldn’t blast the times just yet. i believe i read back in the day that his name was spelled wrong in “ouija board, ouija board” as he was panning astrology and believing in the “occult” for answers–i could be remembering wrong, though. he has many bios spelling his name both ways (including labels he’s been on); it would be nice if someone would declare an official spelling. i’m picky like that.
Yes, you could be wrong. It’s definitely spelled with a “V”, not “PH”.