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Date Posted: Wed March 16, 2005 04:31:25
Author: Worried RAM
Subject: I'm not gonna keep this debate up. The article was not that bad. Better word choice could have been used, but I feel it has been blown out of proportion. The Ram is a fine college publication. The editors do a fine job and represent Fordham well. Even though I have never read The Ram in the 70's and 80's, I feel some of the criticism about how the Ram was so much better back then is unfair and a biased opinion of students of that generation. They should take pride in The Ram during their Fordham days, but I'm sure The Ram ruffled some feathers in those days as well. The present Ram provides a fine caliber of journalism.
In reply to: RC74 's message, "As I alluded to below: Where was his editor?????" on Tue March 15, 2005 22:53:41


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