At a memorable point during the 2002 US Open, Chelsea Clinton was embraced by her boyfriend Ian Klaus. People magazine soon found itself in hot water for publishing a photograph which captured the "exciting" encounter. The Clintons found the photo in very poor taste -- as did many People staffers. "Why don't we just run a photograph," one staffer said, "of his hands down her pants?" Editors defended the publication, pointing out that the photo had been taken in a public setting.

[Chelsea and Klaus were embarrassed again in October 2002, after a fire alarm sounded at Ian's Oxford dorm in the middle of the night and Chelsea was spotted standing outside the building wearing his pajamas.]

Food is Basic to Student Diet - headline, Bridgeport (CN) Post...

American Presidential candidates routinely pledge to reach out to allies and to improve America's image abroad

"In Cuba journalists are free to write what they want about Fidel Castro."

While visiting Venice for the first time, Robert Benchley sent a gag telegram to Harold Ross, his editor at