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...board of regents voted to end funding the newspaper with money from students' term bills. The Daily then sued the university's president and each of the regents for punishing the newspaper for content published and violating freedom of expression. Christopher J. Ison '83, current editor-in-chief, said earlier this week...
...Eliminating the summer term is eliminating something that is unique to Dartmouth," said Philip R. Gerson '83, editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth, a campus newspaper that has voiced disapproval of the new plan. Gerson said that three-quarters of the faculty and an even greater percentage of students oppose the proposed change...
...interested in being a responsible and respectable conservative voice at Yale, which I don't feel exists currently. "Editor-in-Chief Victor Lazaron '84 said last week...
...starting in the first quarter of 1983. Its key feature is that it will be "system specific," meaning that in each cable area where it is distributed, the magazine will list every significant program channel that the viewer can get and none that he cannot. Said Time Inc. Editor-in-Chief Henry Anatole Grunwald: "Some people have told us that they need four program guides just to tell what...
...exclusive article written by Zdzislaw Rurarz, former Polish ambassador to Japan, discusses why the crackdown occurred when it did and gives a moderately optimistic assessment of the passive resistance campaign being carried on by Solidarity, said Tod H. Loofbourrow '84, editor-in-chief of the undergraduate Review...