For the record - Feb. 23, 2012
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Christian Louboutin: An article in the Feb. 12 Image section about the 20th anniversary of Christian Louboutin’s shoe business misidentified street artist Love Galo as Gallo Love.
Triple Chicken Foot: An article in the Feb. 19 Arts & Books section about the old-time music band Triple Chicken Foot misspelled instructor and musician Tom Sauber’s last name as Stauber.
Nobel Prize: A column in the Feb. 21 Section A about following the vitamin C advice of Linus Pauling misspelled Nobel Prize as Noble. The same misspelling occurred in a Feb. 5 Calendar section article about Sarajevo-born filmmaker Emir Kusturica.
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