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...think it's a victory for our readers," said Catherine J. Turco '99, president of HSA. "The safety of our audience is of utmost importance. The decision ensures we can provide accurate and honest information without fear of censorship...
...liberal member of the media elite who doesn't have a problem with genuine obscenity when it involves adults. But here I am advocating censorship, I suppose--or let's say voluntary censorship on the part of bookstores--if you take my opinion of Hamilton's work to its logical conclusion. The Age of Innocence is really something, though: page after page of pubescent girls in poses reminiscent of those in a Playboy layout circa 1975. The camera's gaze is solemn, the lens gauzy, the light that of a perpetual late afternoon. Half-formed breasts are bared, fingers...
...recent years, for various reasons and to the dismay of many journalists (believe it or not), this self-censorship has weakened. Politicians' sex lives have become fair game, though the mainstream press remains queasy. Now it turns out that the public may be up to the challenge of ignoring this stuff after...
Daly says editors faced a crisis in deciding whether to "take [Harvard Provision's] dirty money or engage in censorship [by] stifling the advertisement...
...peak of rhetorical obviousness was scaled by the Vice President, who told his audience with an approximation of forcefulness that "the solution that you're developing must be a solution that works." Advocating neither censorship nor license--and perhaps mindful of a recent New Yorker piece that claimed President Clinton is worried that Gore will fumble the New Democrat legacy--the V.P. suggested that the industry find "a third way, an American way." No skin off anyone's nose there...