Word: fenno
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Piercing critques" could be achieved in signed pieces just as they are on this page. If one has an unpopular opinion, one must have the courage of one's convictions and not hide behind the curtain of anonymity. Fenno's most recent column illustrates the danger of anonymity--the sprouting of cowardly hate...
...freedom of speech when the person who speaks is unwilling to take responsibility for his or her own words? This is the question that has been rocking Harvard Law School (HLS) since a hotly criticized Dec. 6 column in the Harvard Law Record by the pseudonymous satirical writer Fenno...
...There can be little doubt that Fenno's writings are protected from any government interference by the first amendment and that the HLS Administrative Board is an inappropriate forum to air personal grievances," wrote Jol A. Silversmith '94, president of the Harvard Law School Civil Liberties Union (HLSCLU) in a letter which will be published in the upcoming issue of the Record...
Silversmith said that HLSCLU is willing to host a forum in order to discuss the place of Fenno in campus discourse...
...fact that [the Fenno case] is not covered in any statutes or rules doesn't mean that it wouldn't fall within the province of the Ad Board, but it is not a grist of the mill case," Sander said...