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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...write to express our ever-growing concern with the lack of editorial balance demonstrated in The Crimson. Our concern is that there are two sides (or more) to every issue, and it is very clear that either The Crimson does not believe this is true, or it is unwilling to express differing editorial opinions. Our argument does not concern whether Democrats or Republicans are correct in their beliefs (a question you seem to have already answered, as shown in little or no editorial balance) but it would be hoped that a newspaper of worth would attempt to publish differing opinions...
...suited to those who wish to see the council support divestment. I assume only the most fanatic would want the council to take a stand if the majority of undergraduates opposed divestiture. Thus by voting that "the...council shall support and encourage the majority view..." divestment supporters could accurately express how they feel. No doubt they wrote the referendum. Perhaps, given their partisan views, they never noticed the one-sided nature of the question. Perhaps they intended it to be loaded...
...principles of freedom of speech and freedom of the press and the public interest have a lot in common with what Harvard stands for," Johnson says, "which is an environment in which people are free to explore possibilities, teach, learn, and freely express what's on their minds...
...Angeles, the Olympic torch atop the Memorial Coliseum was lighted anew in honor of the space victims. Governor James Thompson of Illinois, before leaving on a trip to Japan, had asked citizens of his state to turn on their porch lights at night during Challenger's mission to express support for the teacher-in-space project. After the tragedy, he telephoned a request that they keep them on Wednesday night as memorials to the fallen heroes. Many other communities paid comparable tributes. The floodlights that normally bathe New York City's Empire State Building in bright colors were darkened. Residents...
...accorate and informative. However, writer James Schwartz states that our Corporate Reporter addresses "the perceived lack of morality of some companies' business practices." This statement is both inaccorate and detrimental to our group's cause. In the introduction to our booklet, which Mr. Schwartz was given, we clearly express that we include in our reports only objective, factual information. Nowhere in our booklet are any perceptions, interpretations, opinions or value judgements of any member of the group...