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...people who proudly proclaim the achievement of equality of rights for all always seem to disregard the never-ending stories from all over the country about who's been lynched and who's been denied things like due process. There may in fact come a time when something approximating equal rights will exist in American Institution ask that the self-congratulatory" we've got equal rights" rhetoric be toned down a bit, if for no other reason than out of respects for the friends and families of Anthony Williams, Lennel Geter, William Atkinson and William Turks...
...than the campus' athletes, musicians, actors, politicians and community service volunteers. Obviously, we want everyone to read The Crimson and we value constructive criticism. But we don't force anyone to buy the paper, and those who truly "don't give a damn" about The Crimson are free to disregard...
...more serious offense, in the view of the Times. Says Editor Rosenthal: "Sometimes he goes too far on innuendo, even for a columnist." For example, on very scant evidence, Safire has unfairly suggested that Senator John Glenn is anti-Israel. He couples such impetuousness with a merry disregard for consistency. He quotes with self-satisfaction a line from Walt Whitman's Song of Myself: "Do I contradict myself? Very well, then, I contradict myself...
Your withdrawal of Bloom County on Monday represents a casual disregard for the fundamental issues of journalistic responsibility and a crude and apparently deliberate misreading of the intent of the strip itself...
...protest a law he feels to be un-just. But it is cowardly to expect the University to subsidize one's personal moral decision by nullifying the results of that decision. It is also inexcusably selfish to expect the payer to subsidize one's college education despite one's disregard for the law enacted by the elected representatives of the American people...