I've often been appalled by the poor quality of The Justice. The grammatical errors are simply astounding. I'm sure you'd argue that most graphic layout programs don't include a spell checker. What about using Microsoft Word for spell checking then cut and pasting into the layout program? How about having a copy editor? Someone whose sole job is to proofread! Your errors are clearly obvious! Some of my favorites include misspelling "Brandeis," repeating full paragraphs in articles, and last week mistaking a freshman for the Prime Minister of Israel. And now even more laziness is setting in. Matthew JASICZEK is the actor who plays Napoleon in the Theater Department's production of Animal Farm. You guys wrote his name as Matthew Johnson. Yes, JASICZEK is a difficult name to pronounce and an even harder name to spell. But couldn't you simply look in a copy of our program? Couldn't you ask someone in the Theater Department? Try to check it online? Simply deciding to type "Johnson" because you don't know how to spell a name is pure laziness. You owe Matthew a personal apology and a big glaring correction admitting your stupidity in the next issue. Enough of your laziness - pretend like you're journalists.