The Journal Star's main editorial today seems to conflict severely with several of the op-ed articles
submitted by the sports writers in the PJ Star on the topic of the Bradley campus expansion and the new facilities.
As you might recall, some columns really blasted Bradley and alledged secretiveness, shenanigans, and unfairness.
Now the main editorial page has an opinion to the contrary saying,
"Bradley is not the bogeyman"
IN which it details that indeed Bradley did NOT keep its plans secret and seemed to actually treat the folks it dealt with quite fairly.
It corrects what Kirk Wessler tried to convey about Bradley being secretive in its dealings...
"it's hyperbole to call what transpired "a battle," or to claim that BU refused to disclose its plans,
which were known as early as spring 2005. Those who sold their homes for as much as
$500,000 didn't exactly wave garlic to ward off Bradley."
submitted by the sports writers in the PJ Star on the topic of the Bradley campus expansion and the new facilities.
As you might recall, some columns really blasted Bradley and alledged secretiveness, shenanigans, and unfairness.
Now the main editorial page has an opinion to the contrary saying,
"Bradley is not the bogeyman"
IN which it details that indeed Bradley did NOT keep its plans secret and seemed to actually treat the folks it dealt with quite fairly.
It corrects what Kirk Wessler tried to convey about Bradley being secretive in its dealings...
"it's hyperbole to call what transpired "a battle," or to claim that BU refused to disclose its plans,
which were known as early as spring 2005. Those who sold their homes for as much as
$500,000 didn't exactly wave garlic to ward off Bradley."
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