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Fifty-seven of the Review's 82 editors signed an as yet unpublished letter to the Wall Street Journal attacking the article's tone and pointing out factual inaccuracies. "There are not predetermined, reserved affirmative action slots," they stated. "Every student accepted has achieved a numerical score that makes him or her more than qualified to do the work of the Review...
Chester A. Janiak, one of the defense attorneys, said this week that there is no factual evidence to back up charges of racial discrimination by the defendants...
Shattuck also said the letter contained smaller"factual inaccuracies...
...three years of reading The Crimson, I have grown used to finding frequent factual errors. Usually, I simply find them annoying and attribute them to sloppy journalism. In this case, however, I find the error personally offensive...
...both ways. * He wants to be taken seriously as a pundit by those he convinces and indulged as a comedian by those he might outrage. He considers himself, with typical bluster, "the epitome of morality and virtue" and "the most dangerous man in America." Are most of his facts factual? Yes. Does he overuse the debater's tactic of tarring whole movements with extreme examples? Yes. Does the distinction between fairness and exaggeration matter? Yes -- every bit as much as it does in any other arena of politics or show biz. Says Buckley, first in the modern line of conservatives...