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WHEN I FIRST BECAME A NEWPAPERMANï¼Œ THERE WAS A CITY room cliche. The reporter would come back to the office after a day of chasing a story. He would sit downï¼Œ go over his notesï¼Œ and craft his piece on deadline. A copyboy would take it to the city editorï¼Œ who would pass it on to the copy deskï¼Œ who would send it downstairs to be set in type. And then the reporter would head for the bar closest to the newspaper buildingï¼Œ and his colleagues would begin to come in at the end of their shiftsï¼Œ and they would say to him: "What really happened?" And he would tell them. The story he would relate in the bar often would bear little resemblance to the story he had just written for the newspaper; in almost every case it would be betterï¼Œ truerï¼Œ livelier. When I started writing a columnï¼Œ I made one resolution: I would try to tell the same story in the newspaper that I would want to tell my friends later on in the bar. My rule of thumb was that if I succeeded in doing thatï¼Œ I was succeeding as a reporter. That rule still seems to hold up pretty well. I think of the prototypical national columnistï¼Œ and I envision six hundred Washington pundits sitting back in six hundred easy chairsï¼Œ sucking on six hundred pipes and spewing out six hundred great thoughts about the MX missile debate in Con- gress or the latest Supreme Court decision. It often seems that if a story didn t first appear on the front page of the New York Times or the Washington Postï¼Œ then it just doesn t qualify as news.