They lack the time to study the issues and are left to break down the terribly complex dynamics of international conflict into a few sentences. However noble that may be, and it is needed whether or not it is liked, ultimately, such practices contribute to a sense that conflicts on the scale of war can be easily solved. War correspondents have a tough job. They must juggle the demands of a deadline, of their conscious, and the need to survive all while trying to get a good story. Ernest Hemingway, C.L. Sulzberger, Peter Arnett.
War correspondents are all-stars.
Christian Hummel is a sophomore at the College studying Religion and Ancient History. He is the Sports Editor of the Review.