Hi, Why Did You Drop My Paper? By ANNA BAHNEY ournalists at The Philadelphia Inquirer began the new year in proper fashion, by working the phones. But some senior editors were not calling sources. They were calling readers. On Thursday, a handful of top editors, including the executive editor, Amanda Bennett, began making personal phone calls to former subscribers, many of whom dropped the paper this year after The Inquirer ran a series of editorials favoring John F. Kerry for president. "If the people I call say, 'Yes, I was mad at your editorial,' then the next thing I say...