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Susan Brenneman

Susan Brenneman

Deputy Op-Ed Editor at Los Angeles Times

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  • Editorial Page
  • National News

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From the Archives: Philharmonic, Manager Differ on Departure

The sudden and surprising announcement Tuesday of the resignation of Los Angeles Philharmonic Managing Director Willem Wijnbergen may be the result of a negotiating ploy that backfired. In a phone conversation from Holland, where he is vacationing, Wijnbergen said Wednesday that before leaving town he instructed his attorney to send the Philharmonic board a letter citing “serious issues” and informing them of his intention to terminate his contract if those issues were not addressed. According t…
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Opinion: Christopher Hitchens: In our pages, in our memories - Los ...

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Opinion: Murohama enshrined - Los Angeles Times

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Romney and Obama -- they are what they wear?

Romney and Obama -- they are what they wear?
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Watergate’s Saturday Night Massacre gets more interesting with age

The Saturday Night Massacre was a scorched-earth moment in the Watergate affair.
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Watergate's Saturday Night Massacre gets more interesting with age ...

The Saturday Night Massacre was a scorched-earth moment in the Watergate affair. On Oct. 20, 1973, the two highest-ranking members of the Justice Department, Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson and his deputy, William D. Ruckelshaus, quit rather than follow President Nixon’s order to fire Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Cox and the courts were pressing the president to release White House tape recordings that might shed light on whether he had a role in covering up a break-in at Democratic Party h…
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Watergate is worth it, honest

One of the commenters on the post “Watergate’s Saturday Night Massacre gets more interesting with age” asked: “Why is the liberal/progressive LATs [sic] replaying 40-year-old history?”
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Watergate is worth it, honest - Los Angeles Times

One of the commenters on the post “Watergate’s Saturday Night Massacre gets more interesting with age” asked: “Why is the liberal/progressive LATs [sic] replaying 40-year-old history?” Here’s the answer. First, illustrator Steve Brodner came to The Times with a cartoon about the events of Oct. 20, 1973. He was inspired by a friend who is in his 20s and whose reaction to Watergate is “What’s the big deal?” To Brodner, that represented insufficient knowledge of the serious issues raised by the “lo…
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The boundaries of Boston Strong

The boundaries of Boston Strong
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Op-Ed: The boundaries of Boston Strong

The 118th Boston Marathon, next week, will actually be the first of its kind — the first running of the iconic American foot race after two bombers killed three people, injured 263 (many horribly) and shook the nation a year ago Tuesday. A race that had long since settled into familiar ritual was suddenly fraught. Security, high last year, will be doubled this year. Nine thousand additional participants are expected, along with 1 million spectators, twice the usual number. Media coverage, never…
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Opinion: Where Rolling Stone went wrong on its campus rape story

The next chapter is in on Rolling Stone’s explosive “A Rape on Campus,” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely.