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Mike Wallace’s 1958 Dali-ance

From Wall Street Journal theater critic Terry Teachout’s invaluable About Last Night blog at ArtsJournal: First, marvel at the Parliament cigarette plug Wallace delivers. Then, marvelous Salvador Dali. The interview is two ships passing in the TV night: Wallace is … Continue reading

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WSJ Says GOP All Wee-Wee’d Up

The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which routinely serves up more red meat than an Iowa slaughterhouse, featured this in Wednesday’s edition: The Bedwetter Caucus That didn’t take long. Much as we predicted last week, the Republican Party’s Bedwetter Caucus … Continue reading

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The Wall Street Journal Finally Catches Up With Campaign Outsider (Rhyme-onyms Edition)

Two-and-a-half-years ago, the hardworking staff posted this: Rhyme-onyms Posted on March 29, 2010   First: I yield to no man in my respect and affection for my students at Boston University. Second: During my five years as a mass communication professor … Continue reading

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Journo-Tweeters Of The World, Unite!

This week’s WSJ Friday Journal section features an Oscar-themed front page piece: I’d Like to Thank My Twitter Followers With a slate of small, arty movie nominees and an old-school host who is more reliable than buzzy, this year’s Academy … Continue reading

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WSJ’s Red Sox Notion

The Wall Street Journal’s read on the current state of Red Sucks Nation: Something seriously disturbing is unfolding in Boston. The Red Sox pitching is collapsing. Their expensive free agents are playing like loaves of challah. A nine-game lead over … Continue reading

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Captain Rupert Chases The Great White Times, Chapter Four

After 1) morphing the Wall Street Journal from a knockout financial daily into a reasonably interesting general-interest newspaper; 2) launching a glossy WSJ. (don’t forget the period) magazine; and 3) bankrolling a WSJ New York Metro section (in hopes of bankrupting the other … Continue reading

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