NATION
One article on Thursday about the Democrats’ long struggle to build a cohesive approach to immigration misplaced Carolina Rodriguez-Greer’s title at voter outreach group Mi Familia Vota. She is the corporation’s Arizona state director, not a co-CEO.
ART
One article on Thursday about “The Age of Roe,” a new Harvard exhibit about the broad impact of the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in the Roe v. Wade case, misspelled the name of the gallery hosting the exhibit. . That’s the Schlesinger Library of the History of Women in America, not the Schlesinger Library of the History of Women. The article also incorrectly refers to the university to which suffering fighter Maud Wood Park donated her women’s rights collection. That’s Radcliffe College, not Harvard.
TARGET
One obituary on Thursday about animator George Booth misquoting The New Yorker’s publication date for his two-page “Ip Gissa Gul” article. The date is January 20, 1975, not January 12. Due to an editing error, the obituary also incorrectly mentions Lee Lorenz. He was the art editor of The New Yorker from 1973 to 1993 and the cartoon editor from 1993 to 1997; he is not currently an art editor.
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