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>That's a real stretch. Would it be OK for them to >have their picture taken with it if it was at a mall, >or they went to the hockey hall of fame as a tourist? > Should they not get their picture taken with Mickey >Mouse if they go to Disney? Maybe they should just >lock themselves in their houses, or a sensory >deprivation chamber when they aren't working so as to >not be influenced by, or have any contact with, the >outside world. > >Reporters and editors can also be fans of something, >or recognize the fact that it's a once in a lifetime >moment to see the stanley cup up close and not be >corrupted by it. It's an attraction, and a piece of >hardware that is not actually a news subject in the >sense that reporters or editors could be swayed to >write favorable stories about it. It was a fun event >that a lot of folks got to enjoy. Had you stopped by, >you could have had your picture taken, too. We threw >open the doors to anyone who wanted to come by. >And I didn't see any news stories or editorials in the >Trib that seemed to slant things Lord Stanley's way >over the last few days. > > > > > >>The Stanley Cup went to the Trib the other day and >>several reporters and photographers got their picture >>with it. >>So much for journalistic integrity. >>Discuss.

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