Lamenting Trink in The Nation
- January 28, 2004
Love him or hate him or just wonder what the fuss was about
(he was, after all, reduced to reviewing the prices of grocery
items), it is strange that the Post has brooked no
discussion of Trink's departure. The Nation however
has been having fun poking fun at this. The latest is a
letter to the editor in The Nation (January 28, 2004):
Silence after Night Owls fall
I was no fan of Bernard Trinks Night Owl Column in
the Bangkok Post, but after his forced departure recently
I was expecting to read an avalanche of mail in the Postbag.
Instead we readers were treated to an Orwellian silence.
Which is why Im posting this comment here.
Frank Capalupo
Bangkok
Indeed, many readers have commented on the increasingly
bland tone of the news in the Post.
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