Today's Golden Edition of The New York Times
Today's campus copies of The New York Times have a special surprise: the front cover featuring photos of the presidential candidates have been covered with glistening gold and black spray painted squares. Any clues on the reasoning behind the cover-up? Is it a protest? Art project? Does it have anything to do with tonight's presidential debate? Leave it in the comments...
15 comments:
Mwahahahaha
you'll see. YOU'LL SEE!!!!!!!
mine didn't have that
it's really obnoxious
i think it's neat but i wonder what it's for?
neon-pink ones too
red ones too
orangy ones too
a bunch of eclectic kids did it.
you guys are not making any useful comment. The article is asking if what is the incentive behind this act.
the masons did it
someone wants *attention*
just ignore it
Obviously a misprint. Chill guys. No one has five hours to go through and do this to every paper. MISPRINT.
Obvi not a misprint-- did you see the copies?
if it was a misprint, oh well. if someone actually painted over every copy, goddamn it. i like the pictures!
No it smelled like spraypaint. The gold ones looked really nice, and there certainly could have been artistic motive / political statement behind it. That would be nice. If it's just done for shits and giggles, well, it's pretty, but otherwise pointless.
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