Twohey

Twohey, unlike some of the other reporters who splashed this story into the news, does some digging for the truth:

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Megan Twohey -- in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel -- is -- I think -- the first mainstream reporter to really get somewhere reporting the other side of the Wisconsin Law School story that has gotten so much press lately.

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Twohey notes that CAFAR has a statement on the Kaplan affair, and I will publish that statement in full when it's through with the final edit which will be very soon.

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On the subject of why Kaplan has not comprehensively refuted the accusations, Twohey quotes Professor Downs:

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The quotes that have appeared in the press and that have gotten so many people exercised were -- according to Twohey -- compiled by a student who was not in the class but who spoke with two students who were.

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Twohey refers to the "tumultuous" meeting at the law school on Thursday which she witnessed and we talked about here yesterday and reports that "other students" who were in the class said his words were "misconstrued and taken out of context."

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And he told Burden about the jewellery and about Twohey.

A Guilty Thing Surprised Rendell, Ruth, 1930- 1970

I took her in my arms and kissed her, just as I had kissed her on the day Twohey was outside the window.

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Burden was already there, busy at the phone, setting in motion the search for Twohey.

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If her companion was Twohey — observed perhaps by Sean who misunderstood the purpose of their meetinghow had Twohey come?

A Guilty Thing Surprised Rendell, Ruth, 1930- 1970