Though Faith O’Donnell and Sally Anderson are pseudonyms for two of the three sex industry types profiled this month by the New York Times after the Eliot Spitzer sex scandal, the paper does want to set the record straight about ‘em: They are not “high-priced call girls,” as was reported; nor do they engage in “the 21st-century version of the oldest profession.” Correcting the March 16 piece, yesterday the Times noted that one of its reporters – they don’t say whether it’s either Cara Buckley or Andrew Jacobs – never asked the women, explicitly, whether they traded sex for cash. After the article ran, they reminded the paper the term “sex workers,” which they used, can refer to strippers, not just whores. The Times had just assumed they meant “prostitutes.”