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Still, opposition parties are entitled to hold rallies, post billboards along the highways and publish newsletters, although they are subjected to government censorship. Ironically, the Sandinistas suffer some of the most heated criticism from the leftist parties. Eli Altamirano, president of the Nicaraguan Communist Party, charges, "The Sandinistas are ideologically promiscuous. They have priests, nuns, evangelicals and bourgeois in their government. It has nothing to do with Marxism-Leninism." None of the parties have achieved the popularity of the ruling F.S.L.N., and no politician has emerged as the primary opposition spokesman...
...unethical whether on personal or private time for a professor to agree to not reveal the source of his funding and irresponsible to agree to censorship rights. Bok should issue an open letter which makes that proper academic ethic clear to all Harvard scholars. The 1977 rules fail to meet today's problems. There should be no delay in letting the world know where Harvard stands...
...speech or open expression are at all relevant here ("Ten Editors Against Suppression"). Historically, freedom of the press and free speech were meant to ensure the well-informed discussion of public issues. Writing these protections into the Bill of Rights, the revolutionary generation sought to prevent state control or censorship of political opinion...
Some will argue that refusing to publish an advertisement is censorship. They are clearly wrong, for a newspaper must have control over its own pages, and it's certainly within The Crimson's prerogative, both legally and ethically, to refuse space to whomever it chooses...
Georges, the publisher of The Crimson, won in the news category for his article "Prof Gave CIA Censorship Right on Book," which reported on a Harvard professor's undisclosed contract with the Central Intelligence Agency...