Word: flier
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Hart's piece centers around the flier Sumner Anderson and I disseminated to our classmates' parents. We composed the flier to reach those parents who share our traditional values in order to apprise them of that which Harvard would probably try to conceal from them during their stay. We believed it worked: numerous parents congratulated and thanked us for doing...
Unlike these parents, Hart did not get the point of the flier. While trying to gainsay the allegation that there exists a PC conspiracy here (one, in fact, we never made, because conspiracy connotes a collusion which we have not witnessed yet), Hart maintains that the flier itself is a child of the complicity of Harvard conservatives. The flier belongs to Sumner and me alone, something the handout states at its bottom. But, as her article demonstrates, classification and consequent dismissal is easier than refutation...
Finally, Hart alleges that our flier "reinterprets" some of the events of the past few years and that our rendering "is a testimony to the absence of absolute Truth." No, it only proves that subjective interpretation of events can differ. Absolute truth has nothing to do with what people think about it or about events, but rather it concerns what is--something that may or may not be discernible. That's a big difference. Roger J. Landry...
LAST Wednesday, a Kinko's employee refused to make copies of a flier for the Association Against Learning in the Absence of Religion and Morality (AALARM), saying he resented the organization's position against homosexuality...
...conservative group was protesting a Wednesday incident during which two members of the Association Against Learning in the Absence of Religion and Morality (AALARM) tried to make copies of an anti-abortion flier at Kinko...