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...academic community like Harvard," says Eric D. Miller '96, current co-chair of CLUH, "speech should not only be free from censorship but should be actively promoted. The University should set up forums to that end. Traditionally, Holworthy banners have been such a forum...
Moreover, Wolf's cry of "censorship" is simply false. Fisher allowed Wolf to display any works he wanted to at a reception in the Dudley House Common Room last night. That's how I was able to see them...
...case, the issue of censorship is a moot point. To be censored implies that one's rights to free expression are being violated. Cameron Wolf, however, has no inalienable right to use Dudley House's walls to display his work. That's why he had to ask for permission to use the space. And that's why his right to free expression is not relevant here...
...University should seek to create an environment in which speech is not merely free from censorship, but is actively encouraged," the letter said. "Because of the unique significance of Holworthy Hall as a means of communication and expression, we respectfully request that you reconsider your decision to prohibit the hanging of banners...
...Crimson relationship currently works, it can theoretically take any interesting or controversial parts of its deliberations off the record. The overused but still relevant "slippery slope" argument applies here--today it's grade inflation, who knows what it'll be tomorrow. The committee's policy smacks of censorship...