Jake Bigham
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Oh, come on Mike (Murray).
The poor S.O.B. has boat payments and child support to pay!
Help the poor guy out! We are part of a venerable tradition. if we
don't write letters to the Daily Herald what will Mike (Imrem) have to
show his editors? Plagiarism, poor spelling, inadequate (or
non-existent) fact checking are parts of the sports writer's very
being, along with the food stains on the loosened tie. They are just
doing their jobs. Now get to work on that letter!
On Tuesday, July 27, 2004, at 09:39 AM, Mike Murray wrote:
This article is recycled every year by different writers. In fact, I
wouldn't be surprised if the Imrem article was actually plagiarized
from one
of the previous year's publications since the tone is so similar. John
Canzano wrote a similar, although a bit less inflammatory, article for
the
Oregonian last year. The writers are simply trying to bait readers to
create a fuss. Don't take the bait. A Google search will see that
Imrem
has done the same thing with soccer. Plagiarism, poor spelling,
inadequate
fact checking ... all doesn't add up to much of a resume. I am
surprised
that the guy still has a job.
Mike Murray
Jake Bigham
2774 SW Summit Dr.
Portland, OR 97201
h/ 503 228 1338
c/ 503 419 8012
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Oh, come on Mike (Murray).
The poor S.O.B. has boat payments and child support to pay!
Help the poor guy out! We are part of a venerable tradition. if we
don't write letters to the Daily Herald what will Mike (Imrem) have to
show his editors? Plagiarism, poor spelling, inadequate (or
non-existent) fact checking are parts of the sports writer's very
being, along with the food stains on the loosened tie. They are just
doing their jobs. Now get to work on that letter!
On Tuesday, July 27, 2004, at 09:39 AM, Mike Murray wrote:
<excerpt>This article is recycled every year by different writers. In
fact, I
wouldn't be surprised if the Imrem article was actually plagiarized
from one
of the previous year's publications since the tone is so similar. John
Canzano wrote a similar, although a bit less inflammatory, article for
the
Oregonian last year. The writers are simply trying to bait readers to
create a fuss. Don't take the bait. A Google search will see that
Imrem
has done the same thing with soccer. Plagiarism, poor spelling,
inadequate
fact checking ... all doesn't add up to much of a resume. I am
surprised
that the guy still has a job.
Mike Murray
</excerpt><fontfamily><param>Helvetica</param>Jake Bigham
2774 SW Summit Dr.
Portland, OR 97201
h/ 503 228 1338
c/ 503 419 8012</fontfamily>
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