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Showing posts with label Newspapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newspapers. Show all posts
Monday, May 23, 2011
HHR Joins the NYT in Wishing Cardinal Brad Penny a Happy 58th Birthday
He looks...um...great for his age? 58 years young according to The Learning Network.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Macho Sadness
At least one paper in this country has shown proper respect as the Trentonian appropriately puts the death of Randy Savage frontpage, above the fold.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Pittsburgh: Where Ward Trumps War
Hines Ward's Cha Cha seems to be the top news story in Western, PA. Not like there's anything else going on in the world.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Preserving History: The Giants Win the Series! The Giants Win the Series!
After each major sporting event, HHR takes a look at how it is portrayed in news print in some of the nation's leading dailies. Part out of curiosity, and part to preserve the dying medium.
At least Barry Bonds wasn't on the team. Makes them much more palatable.
At least Barry Bonds wasn't on the team. Makes them much more palatable.
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Friday, July 9, 2010
Washington Post: LeBron James Chooses XXX!
Eerily reminiscent of pre-written obituaries, the Washington Post had it's LeBron story in the hopper going into last night. Only, they forgot to change the URL to reflect the actual announcement.
Then again, with all the speculation and mistruths put out by the media during this whole charade, this may be an example of responsible journalism.
Then again, with all the speculation and mistruths put out by the media during this whole charade, this may be an example of responsible journalism.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Preserving History: Bulldogs Feel the Blues
After each major sporting event, HHR takes a look at how it is portrayed in news print in some of the nation's leading dailies. Part out of curiosity, and part to preserve the dying medium.
Despite being a competitive championship game throughout its duration, Duke's victory was lost on most of the major dailies throughout the country as Opening Day and Tiger's presser dominated most front page sports headlines outside of Tobacco Road and Indiana.
Despite being a competitive championship game throughout its duration, Duke's victory was lost on most of the major dailies throughout the country as Opening Day and Tiger's presser dominated most front page sports headlines outside of Tobacco Road and Indiana.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Preserving History: Who Dat?
After each major sporting event, HHR takes a look at how it is portrayed in news print in some of the nation's leading dailies. Part out of curiosity, and part to preserve the dying medium.
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