New York Times Needed Help of Journalism Deans
            The New York Times has reached the point where it needed a small group of Deans from Journalism schools to band together yesterday to defend it. Such an occurrence would have been unheard of only a few years ago. Needless to say, they were all very liberal.
            The most troubling was Columbia University, which has always had financial support from the owners of the New York Times since the day of Adolph Ochs in the beginning of the last century when he served on its Board.  His daughter, Iphigene received a degree there despite her problems with dyslexia as did her son, Punch Sulzberger, who also struggled with dyslexia. But even the Sulzberger money could not help Pinch Sulzberger who had to settle for Tufts University in Boston.