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John Cleese minus humor and charm = writers of The Economist
The Economist, Britain's economic periodical that flaunts ads for fancy watches and internships at banks you've never heard of, wrote a little something-something about Berkeley the other day.
Read it here.
Is this bad journalism or what? I see no full sentence quotations, no evidence of an actual interview, and no evidence of any staff member actually contacting anyone from the city or campus.
Everyone has something to say about Berkeley citizens and students, and it seems like The Economist knows the least.
Read it here.
Is this bad journalism or what? I see no full sentence quotations, no evidence of an actual interview, and no evidence of any staff member actually contacting anyone from the city or campus.
Everyone has something to say about Berkeley citizens and students, and it seems like The Economist knows the least.
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<i><b>Today, they study. Berkeley's largest ethnic group is Asian-American.</b> The ageing hippies in the city council find them shockingly conservative.</i>
Umm. That's definitely the first time I've heard anybody blame "The Asians" for Berkeley's lack of enthusiasm. Posted 05/27/2008 11:25 PMReply