Lindy T's Profile

upbringing she

refused to adhere to customary licensing arrangements and constantly attacked the ruling powers of New England, thereby achieving both editorial independence and commercial success.

In private conversation, reporters and editors concede that objectivity is an ideal, an unreachable horizon, but journalists belong to a remarkably thin-skinned fraternity, and few of them will publicly admit to betraying in print even a trace of bias.

I laugh, because I can relate to having family members question me on the holidays about who I'm seeing and when am I going to bring them around to the family.