Colton Underwood, “The New York Times,” and the Fine Art of Rewarding Bad Behavior

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Color me old-fashioned, because not only do I still read the print edition of “The New York Times,” but I look to its arts section as a bellwether for the people who are shaping culture, utilizing their skills to make this often-dreadful world a brighter place. With so much clutter and noise in the media, social and otherwise, it’s refuge from the…