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E-PrinceThe results of the Committee on Background and Opportunity (COMBO) survey, released Tuesday, revealed that students’ experiences at the University vary with their self-reported socioeconomic class. But how accurately can students determine which class they belong to?
Researchers investigating issues ...
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This headline makes no sense. There's no verb in it. I don't know what that means. F*cking thing sucks!
The Prince is pretty bad, but at least be reasonable when criticizing it. Headlines in legitimate newspapers often have no verbs; it's quite possible to construct a meaningful phrase without one.
Actually, this article was pretty good -- it explained why perceptions of social class can be so amorphous. It would just have been more appropriate to run it yesterday, in companion with the big article on the survey, and not today, now that the news is stale.