Strauss responded on the website with an angry attack on his anonymous critics.
An anonymous Anglican critic summed up the vitality and confidence of the ministry by the end of the century.
It seems appropriate to end by quoting the anonymous critic writing for The Brooklyn Eagle in 1901 (the clipping is in the show).
The anonymous critic, the trustees said, was Sylvia Wasson, a language instructor and a tenured 22-year-veteran of the college.
Expose yourself to anonymous scathing critics and you will begin to believe them (or flinch in anticipation of their next appearance.)
An anonymous critic for Time (November 8, 1954) made clear the connection with the Collyer brothers:
An anonymous critic was more blunt.
But during the election campaign, Mr. Caldwell engaged in a testy e-mail exchange with anonymous critics who raised race as an issue.
The anonymous critic in Hazell's Annual called it "an extraordinarily complex and clever suite".
An anonymous critic sent the Oxford Union a box containing 275 white feathers, one for each vote for the resolution.
