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rhuToday it's the NYSun's turn to feel my wrath. (Ok, maybe just my minor irritation.)
Mon, 12D: {Make amends for} for ATONE -- shouldn't that be {Make amends (for)}?
Mon, 38D: {Part of NIMBY} for NOTIN --- The partial doesn't bother me, but I'd feel better if it were {Parts of NIMBY} (Hmmm... "The Rats of NIMBY"?)
Wed, 71A: {Undergrad MIT degrees} for BSS. No, no, no, no, no! They are SB degrees, because MIT insists on using Latin for two things: the name of the degree and the school motto. This is not the first time Peter has made this mistake. [Yes, I have an SB in Humanities. Ironic, no?]
I wonder (but not in a snarky way, in a "I'm curious about how things work" way): who edits and fact-checks Ogden Porter's puzzles?
Mon, 12D: {Make amends for} for ATONE -- shouldn't that be {Make amends (for)}?
Mon, 38D: {Part of NIMBY} for NOTIN --- The partial doesn't bother me, but I'd feel better if it were {Parts of NIMBY} (Hmmm... "The Rats of NIMBY"?)
Wed, 71A: {Undergrad MIT degrees} for BSS. No, no, no, no, no! They are SB degrees, because MIT insists on using Latin for two things: the name of the degree and the school motto. This is not the first time Peter has made this mistake. [Yes, I have an SB in Humanities. Ironic, no?]
I wonder (but not in a snarky way, in a "I'm curious about how things work" way): who edits and fact-checks Ogden Porter's puzzles?