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New York Times Jayson Blair: Fallout Goes On To the Editor: While the editors blamed poor communication between editors as well as Mr. Blair's personal demons, they steered clear of the issue of racial double standards and the anxieties of mid-level editors worried about confronting top management about the misdeeds of a "golden boy." If The Times really wants to extract institutional lessons from this fiasco, it needs to re-examine its fixation on diversity. It must acknowledge that at some points its enacting of this well-intentioned agenda made it vulnerable to journalistic corruption. WILLIAM MCGOWAN
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