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Rhymes with testicles.Considering it was probably designed 500 miles away, be impressed they spelled the name correctly...
And that's Gannett's journalism now - listicles.
I can't believe AI would replace reporters. Next thing you know, it's going to replace SJ posters.
Does the Register-Guard have any staffers other the sportswriters covering the Ducks working on weekends? A serious quesition.I don't know if AI is to blame, but I saw a copy of the Register-Guard at a 7-11, might have been the Sunday paper. The main A-1 headline above the fold was "Places to see fall color in the Willamette Valley." Honestly. Back in the day, that might be lead art on a "Life" section on a slow day when nothing else was popping.
Wait, Dave, the newspaper office in San Jose is not actually 15 minutes from Lake Tahoe."Salary caps are a blight on capitalistic endeavors such as professional sports."--BYH2
"Salary caps are a fair leveling of the playing field between markets of different sizes."--@outofplace
"A teacher of mature age is having interpersonal relations with a teenaged student in an American state."--@poindexter
What we used to call a"bulldog" (the shell of an edit section with all the ads and inserts) that came out on Saturday afternoon is now THE Sunday section.I don't know if AI is to blame, but I saw a copy of the Register-Guard at a 7-11, might have been the Sunday paper. The main A-1 headline above the fold was "Places to see fall color in the Willamette Valley." Honestly. Back in the day, that might be lead art on a "Life" section on a slow day when nothing else was popping.
What we used to call a"bulldog" (the shell of an edit section with all the ads and inserts) that came out on Saturday afternoon is now THE Sunday section.