1) All that being a "Crimson editor" means is that you've completed the initial "comp" process in which you write articles, learn Crimson style, etc. etc. It does not mean that you have ever actually edited anything for the paper. Many students complete the "comp" and then never darken the door of the paper again, or barely show up. I have no idea if that's the case with these two people, but it's entirely possible. The students who run the Crimson are *executives*. There are a fair number of people who spend their lives at the Crimson who aren't yet executives; these two people may fit that category. But they may also not have seen the inside of the paper's building for years.

(Remember this if you're ever looking at a resume that brags that someone was a "Crimson editor." The top jobs at the paper all have more definitive titles, and the person allegedly at the top is the president.)

2) It's Crimson style to identify people with their middle initials and, if they have one, their Harvard undergraduate graduation year, either actual or expected. I won't go into the various variations of that style, but all the '07 means is that this guy is a senior. Note: The fact that he's in his second semester in his senior year and was never a Crimson executive indicates that he hasn't been a dedicated participant in the paper, to say the least...