I saw that and thought how terrible it was too. I also feel the Inquirer should bring back THEIR real Sunday Magazine instead of this nationally syndicated Parade.
On 1/7/08 12:23 AM, "KAREN ALLEN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When I scanned today's Sunday Inquirer, I came across the Parade Magazine > insert, which had a full cover photo of the late Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan. > Thinking it was a tribute, I began reading it, only to discover that it was an > interview that had been conducted with her shortly before she was > assassinated. The story was written in the present tense as if she were still > alive and was being interviewed today about her participation in the > elections that were originally scheduled for this week. > > The Inquirer front page included a small box at the bottom of the page that > said that the magazine insert had already been published when Prime Minister > Bhutto was assassinated on December 27. But that certainly does not expain > the Inquirer's breathtaking display of poor taste in not pulling the Parade > Magazine from its Sunday editions. They had since December 27 to so, and that > front page box could have instead stated that there would be no Parade insert > out of respect for the fact that the Prime Minister had been murdered after > publication of the interview. > > Karen Allen > > > > > 's decision to > he present tense as if she were being interviewed today. the election was , > discussing what she anticipate of her written despite the fact that the > subject of its cover story, Parade Magazine's cover story was an interview > with the late Benizir Bhutto, conducted in anticipation of the Pakistani > elections originally scheduled for this weekwritten before In a breathtaking > display of bad taste, the Inquirer included the Parade Magazine in today's > paper, instead of pulling it. > >
