Tuesday, December 09, 2003
LOOKING DOWN THEIR NOSES AGAIN:
It's no surprise to read New York Times dead wrong over dancer obit. "On Friday, the Times issued a correction, acknowledging that [Katherine] Sergava, who has lived in Manhattan for many years, was actually living in a nursing home after being hospitalized in November. The obituary had reported her death in Palm Springs, California on November 11." Since I don't normally read that pile of liberal rubbish, I can't say if the obit was bylined "Paul Krugman". What is clear is why they were in such a hurry to bury this retired star. "Sergava is best known for her portrayal of the dream-ballet version of Laurey, the heroine in the original production of "Oklahoma!" Yes, she triumphed in a musical that actually praised the virtues of rural middle America. Naturally the liberal media elitists would love to see her gone and forgotten.
It's no surprise to read New York Times dead wrong over dancer obit. "On Friday, the Times issued a correction, acknowledging that [Katherine] Sergava, who has lived in Manhattan for many years, was actually living in a nursing home after being hospitalized in November. The obituary had reported her death in Palm Springs, California on November 11." Since I don't normally read that pile of liberal rubbish, I can't say if the obit was bylined "Paul Krugman". What is clear is why they were in such a hurry to bury this retired star. "Sergava is best known for her portrayal of the dream-ballet version of Laurey, the heroine in the original production of "Oklahoma!" Yes, she triumphed in a musical that actually praised the virtues of rural middle America. Naturally the liberal media elitists would love to see her gone and forgotten.
