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This writer had guts to fight for what he thought was right and was rewarded for it!! He wasn't "silly" after all. He should be applauded for his battling spirit.

Yikes!!! And the winner is? "Some Guy"? No news or trial results after nearly two years apparently puts this writer in Roger Clemens' silly class, I presume?

I certainly agree -- sportsjournalists.com is the best at informing the public of what's going on. And, "Gomer" (Reply #46) -- No, I'm not that unfortunate bowling writer; and, that isn't funny either. But, I'm glad I stopped by!!! Also thanks to "Mustangj17" (Reply #48) for the note on "Forum"...

Funny . . . it's just not so humorous to the veterans and their families at this newspaper. I thought the readers of this topic should be informed of what's going on in Texas -- at the same place (repeatedly). If I did the "reprints of Forum" in error, then I apologize. No, you and the others...

Some comments for this site's Forum: At least this guy (Burr) was given the option to resign. Observation noted by cougargirl : Music writer leaves San Antonio, possible ethics violation (June 12, 2008, 12:35:27 PM ) Ramiro Burr is a pretty big name as far as music writing goes, esp. in the...

Looking at this website: http://blogs.mysanantonio.com/weblogs/bowling/ It appears this newspaper got its facts wrong. See for yourself. What do you think?

Tough luck, Lyle Zikes was picked for the Hall of Fame. Better luck next time for the accused -- maybe after the records (or charges) are corrected! :'(

Eliminate the messenger -- kill the message!

This is what the Bowling Writers Association of America think about the dismissal of Harry Page for alledged plagiarism in San Antonio. I thought the readers of this forum should know. 2008 BWAA Hall of Fame Candidates Presented for distinguished contributions to print, broadcast, telecast or...

Thank you for answering my question.

Dumb question. Dedication and hustle makes a difference in a career -- that is, if you want a career in journalism.

This is the best advice. For no other reason is that you'll be really in to the game. That makes writing a story a little easier later.

Nothing! You just have to roll with the punches, unfortunately.

The word "lynch(ing)" is very offensive to the African-American community and shouldn't be used at anytime. I don't think the announcer meant any harm. She just made a bad mistake -- he without fault cast the first stone.

It seems that this corporation has a "double standard" policy. I totally agree with this sentiment!! Oops! I forgot to ask a couple of questions about this situation. Isn't this the same corporation and individual (Robert Rivard) that successfully chastised former New York Times' reporter...