Thursday, October 17, 2002
Crossword Puzzle Controversy
The crossword puzzle in The Breeze (JMU's student-run newspaper) on Monday was all messed up. The clues did not match up with the diagram. And the answers to the clues were given in the Previous Puzzle's Answer section. This controversy sparked an outrage from crossword puzzle enthusiasts all over campus. A lot of it came from the music lounge, I think. What's even funnier is this:
"Never before have we gotten four darts about the same one problem in an article, yet we received just that, four angry darts about the mismatching clues and answer boxes in the Oct. 10 crossword." [note that it was actually Monday the 14th, but whatever]
Four darts. Ha! Crossword puzzlers of the world unite!
The crossword puzzle in The Breeze (JMU's student-run newspaper) on Monday was all messed up. The clues did not match up with the diagram. And the answers to the clues were given in the Previous Puzzle's Answer section. This controversy sparked an outrage from crossword puzzle enthusiasts all over campus. A lot of it came from the music lounge, I think. What's even funnier is this:
"Never before have we gotten four darts about the same one problem in an article, yet we received just that, four angry darts about the mismatching clues and answer boxes in the Oct. 10 crossword." [note that it was actually Monday the 14th, but whatever]
Four darts. Ha! Crossword puzzlers of the world unite!
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