On 24 Mar 2002 at 4:29, matthew X wrote:
Colson blasts plagiarism, deceit -- in a column he didn't write
A Christianity Today column with Charles Colson's byline attacks the
"Post-Truth Society," and goes after historian Stephen Ambrose for
"dealing
in deceit" because he "plagiarized portions of other historians' works
and
-- notwithstanding his public apology -- seemed hardly disturbed by
the
resulting controversy." Tim Rutten notes: "The problem with all this
is
that -- notwithstanding his byline and picture -- Colson did not write
the
column, according to current and former employees. The actual
author, they
say, was Anne Morse, one of two full-time writers Colson employs,
along
with various 'contract' writers and an editor." (Second item.) (Los
Angeles
Times)
> In Letters: Christianity Today opposes ghostwriting, says online
M.E.
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