Media Culpas for 1994 From Ellen Goodman
Ellen Goodman reflects on corrections and apologies in journalism. She lists notable misstatements from her own 1994 columns, including misattributed quotes, a double byline error, misread political races, and language slips, ending with a light note on learning from errors.
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Mike Royko
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Ellen Malcolm
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Harriet Woods
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Bob Massie Jr
Large study puts 13.5 million Americans as homeless
A Columbia University study reported 13.5 million Americans have been homeless for at least a few days in their lives and another 12.5 million stayed off the street by staying with others. The work, published in the American Journal of Public Health, uses a telephone survey of 1,507 adults and notes debate over these estimates.
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Columbia University
American Journal of Public Health
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Robert Rosenbeck
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Mild winter delays hit Northeast with warm coastal weather
In Rochester and across the region mild days slide into a warm December. Dean Rudy, a Xerox worker, skims water on a sunny 50 degree day while skiers and retailers report a lukewarm holiday season. Rabbinic swimmers voice similar frustration as December nears record warmth.
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Dean Rudy
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Warren Knapp
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Jiminy Peak
Hancock
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Timothy McAfee
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Pamela Rucker
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Fred Diamond
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Dumbbells aid bone health in older women study suggests
A Tufts led study finds postmenopausal women training on exercise machines twice weekly for a year increase bone density muscle strength and balance. Researchers say improving balance and strength may reduce falls and fractures more than bone density alone. Fractures from osteoporosis affect 1.5 million Americans yearly and cost over $10 billion.
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Jean Mayer Usda Human Nutrition Research Center
Tufts University
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