> you take this magazine seriously when, in the Yale article, the ECAC is
> called the EAST COAST Athletic Conference.  Pathetic! There is an old
> saying that goes "I don't care what the say about me, as long as they
spell
> my name right."  I guess with SI, they know how to spell, they just don't
 
I have seen this particular mistake come up again and again over the years.
 The New York Times' old William Wallace Thursday college hockey coverage
(a.k.a., "how did Yale, Princeton, and Harvard do this week?") used to make
it on a weekly basis, and the TSN annual wrap-up of NCAA hockey stats
(which for some bizarre reason is always much better than THN's) also has
been guilty of it.
 
Thus far I have never seen it in an official *ECAC* publication, which
given that league's standard of consummate professional competence can only
be because the women in the type-setting room *keep* catching the error
just before it goes to press...
 
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