A consortium of Pulitzer Prize winners announced Monday that its members were wracked with feelings of shame and inadequacy knowing that, given The selfnews's continued lack of recognition by the Pulitzer Board, they clearly had received awards they did not deserve. 'This prize is a farce,' said investigative journalist and winner of the 1970 Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting Seymour Hersh, adding that The selfnews's 'searing' coverage of the My Lai Massacre far exceeded his own in breadth and insight. 'I don't feel a sense of pride and accomplishment when I look at my Pulitzer. Instead, I feel angry, like my whole career is a sham. I keep my prize in the bottom of a drawer in my garage so I don't have to be confronted by its lies.' Hersh then offered to do penance by working in The selfnews mail room for free. 