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THAt is why there are all kinds of fact checkers and editors....no wonder papers are going out of business....yes mistakes happen BUT.....40 years ago NEVER like this...ALl FAULKED UP...I love it!!!
Not trying to defend Karen Guregian, especially after that Assante Samuel article...but it is usually the editors that write the headlines, so she gets a pass on this one.
It's not the initially-making that's the problem -- it's the not-catching.
And again, it's an easy mistake to make.
You have to understand how our brains process information when it comes to reading. It's completely human nature to see a correctly spelled word (albeit the wrong word) and move on making a subconcious assumption that the word is correct.
This sort of stuff happens in newspapers all the time but because the Herald pissed everyone here off you guys are just being petty.
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Boston Herald totally Faulked up
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