The Spec website recently underwent a redesign, and Bwog sincerely hopes that it’s still a work in progress. Seems like readers so far agree.
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Bwog Staff on
Jun 08, 2006 
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The Spec website recently underwent a redesign, and Bwog sincerely hopes that it’s still a work in progress. Seems like readers so far agree.
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12 Comments
@why do other college newspapers have better sites and/or deeper archives?
@to the editor Yes. Please. This looks awful. And I personally know and don’t like the people that run CP out of Boston. Just stop this little project now before you get in over your little heads.
@stupid spec get rid of it and college publisher NOW while it’s summer and no one notices
@dumb dumb dumb dumb
@to the editor If it’s like all the other CP sites, we’ll have to register to get beyond one page of text, and that would utterly suck, especially when viewing from public terminals.
@s m please pardon our site’s appearance during the first few weeks after 6/7’s disastrous switch to CP, the company which has subsumed NDG. send me your feedback, and don’t worry, I want that Georgia font back more than anyone.
also, if you know anyone who wants to engineer a fully-functional newspaper website with a CMS backend for very little pay in a city where doing that exact task can be very lucrative, put that person in touch with spec.
@yeah it’s not a redesign, it’s a technical glitch. don’t worry.
@amendment circa
@yea college publisher is what every school uses and frankly it sucks. not to mention the new site has like a billion adds. it looks like a yahoo homepage circe 1998.
@settle down it’s definitely a work in progress. spec’s web publisher has changed and so everything’s being shifted. it should be much better by the end of the summer.
@R!ck Oh nooo, what happened to the beloved Georgia font? :(
@eugh the front page is all messed up, and they need to get rid of that cheesy, childish “collegepublisher” ticker up top. an independent newspaper deserves a truly independent website.