Word: echoeing
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...North Carolina Central University, the object of Haynsworth's opinion, the university president halted state funds to the Campus Echo after the paper editorially opposed an increased flow of white students into the predominantly black school. The president, Albert N. Whiting, said the editorial policy was racist and failed to "represent fairly the full spectrum of views" on the campus...
Haynsworth concluded that Whiting's action amounted to unlawful suppression of students' rights and violated the paper's First Amendment rights. Reversing a lower court decision, he and Judge John D. Butzner found that the Echo posed "no apparent danger of physical violence or disruption" at the university and thus could not be suppressed...
...every opinion that any person or group in the Harvard found objectionable were subject to official challenge, all courses and writings would either forego the expression of any opinion or echo whatever the official opinions of the moment might be," the Commission said...
NCCU President Albert N. Whiting terminated state funds for publication of The Echo on the grounds that its editorial policy was racist and failed to "represent fairly the full spectrum of views" on the campus...
...Fourth Circuit Court, reversing the decision of a Federal District court in Greensboro, N.C., said The Echo editorial posed "no apparent danger of physical violence or disruption" at the university, and thus could not be suppressed...