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An Essay on Criticism poet

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By Sam Corbin

Jump to: Today’s Theme | Tricky Clues

TUESDAY PUZZLE — Today marks the first anniversary of my first day at The New York Times, a cause for celebration, certainly. But the milestone that comes to mind when I think about my beginnings here is the first appearance of one of my Wordplay BYLINES (20A) in print. And no, “milestone” is no exaggeration: I had a clipping of the column professionally framed and hung it in my apartment.

That day’s crossword — a Monday collaboration by Alina Abidi and Matthew Stock — featured common expressions using the names of animals, and to this day I retain a special fondness for any puzzle that uses animals in its theme. Imagine my delight, then, when I discovered what Adam Vincent had in store for us today.

There’s more to Mr. Vincent’s trick than just animals — depending on your interpretation of the term, I suppose — but I found it to be the perfect accompaniment to a happy occasion.

So, shall we brighten the day with a solve? Better ELATE (1A) than never, as they say.

Today’s Theme

The term for a “Certain immature adult” hints at each of today’s four themed entries at 16- and 62-Across, and 10- and 24-Down. Let’s take a look at one of our clues: The “Actor who played Oscar Wilde in ‘Wilde’” (16A) is STEPHEN FRY, which somehow also refers to a “fish.” At 10-Down, the “Mouseketeer peer of Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake,” RYAN GOSLING, is related to a “gander.” The tie-in here is clearer: a GOSLING is a young gander.

A “Certain immature adult” is a MAN BABY (see also: man child ), the definition of which is self-evident; it’s a MAN who behaves like a BABY. The term seems to have emerged in its current definition in the 2010s. Google’s Ngram Viewer shows an odd spike in the term MAN BABY in the mid-19th century, though the term probablyhad a different meaning at the time: The New York Times, for instance, used the term in 1878 to refer to a medical anomaly .

But I digress: Each of today’s themed entries features a male celebrity whose first name represents the MAN, but whose last doubles as the name of a BABY animal. Who knew that a baby fish was called a FRY? Not I.

See if you can draw out the remaining names on your own (hint: a LAMB and a COLT are involved).

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15A. There’s a hint about this “spare” that “might be kept in the boot” in the clue’s use of British lingo: A “boot” in England is a trunk, and a car’s tire is a TYRE.

28A. Despite a pesky -er/-re difference in orthography between American and British English, both spellings of this “Pigment used in the Lascaux cave paintings” appear regularly in the Times Crossword. It’s spelled OCHER here, but we’ve had “ochre” just as frequently.

69A. A “Mammal with a miniature trunk” — not a “boot” in this case — is not a baby elephant. This mammal is the TAPIR (but here is a baby elephant for good measure, because they’re adorable).

36D. Notice that “Quartet + quintet” uses a plus sign rather than the word “and.” That isn’t a style discrepancy — it’s a math equation. A group of four and a group of five add up to a NONET.

40D. This “Wild couples’ cruise?” is NOAH’S ARK, and has appeared only a handful of times in Times Crossword history. I hope its future includes a flood of clue phrasings as creative as this one.

47D. “What might catch X’s at an O’s game?” X stands for a smooch, something often captured on the KISS CAM at baseball games, such as those of the O’s, which is short for Orioles.

Constructor Notes

This was one of those puzzles in which everything in the construction process just seemed to click. I stumbled across the theme last summer while trying to brainstorm phrases similar to 10-Down, a name I was hearing a lot in the context of “Barbie.” I considered entries like “silly goose” and “take a gander,” but it wasn’t until I happened to think of the name Jack Chick — the evangelical Christian cartoonist — that I knew I was onto something. From there, it wasn’t tough to come up with the other theme answers, which, to my great fortune, paired off into two sets of manageable 10- and 11-letter entries. During this unusually quick and clean brainstorming process, I also hit upon the revealer at 39-Across. Besides slotting nicely into the center of the grid, it also conveniently reflected the fact that all of the sufficiently famous people I could think of for this puzzle’s naming pattern were men. Usually, constructing a crossword involves leaving several potential theme entries on the cutting room floor. But this time, with the exception of Jack Chick (who I felt was too obscure) and Billy the Kid (which doesn’t feature a surname in the same way), everything I came up with made it into the puzzle. The pinwheel pattern of themed entries in the grid also meant fewer entries crossing multiple theme answers at once, and thus fewer constraints on fill. Given that so many themes I explore don’t even make it past the brainstorming stage, it’s refreshing when a puzzle just works!

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NPR editor Uri Berliner resigns after essay accusing outlet of liberal bias

A senior business editor at National Public Radio has resigned after writing an essay for an online news site published last week accusing the outlet of a liberal bias in its coverage.

In a Wednesday post on X , Uri Berliner included a statement in what he said was his resignation letter to NPR President and CEO Katherine Maher.

"I am resigning from NPR, a great American institution where I have worked for 25 years," Berliner wrote in the post. "I don't support calls to defund NPR. I respect the integrity of my colleagues and wish for NPR to thrive and do important journalism. But I cannot work in a newsroom where I am disparaged by a new CEO whose divisive views confirm the very problems at NPR I cite in my Free Press essay."

On Friday, Berliner was suspended for five days without pay, NPR confirmed Tuesday , a week after his essay in the Free Press, an online news publication, where he argued the network had "lost America's trust" and allowed a "liberal bent" to influence its coverage, causing the outlet to steadily lose credibility with audiences.

Berliner's essay also angered many of his colleagues and exposed Maher, who started as NPR's CEO in March, to a string of attacks from conservatives over her past social media posts.

Dig deeper: NPR suspends senior editor Uri Berliner after essay accusing outlet of liberal bias

NPR reported that the essay reignited the criticism that many prominent conservatives have long leveled against NPR and prompted newsroom leadership to implement monthly internal reviews of the network's coverage.

Neither NPR nor Maher have not yet publicly responded to Berliner's resignation, but Maher refuted his claims in a statement Monday to NPR.

"In America everyone is entitled to free speech as a private citizen," Maher said. "What matters is NPR's work and my commitment as its CEO: public service, editorial independence, and the mission to serve all of the American public. NPR is independent, beholden to no party, and without commercial interests."

Contributing: Eric Lagatta, USA TODAY.