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...winning is not Horowitz??s only goal...
Following a controversial decision not to publish David Horowitz??s full-page advertisement against reparations for slavery (News, “To Print or Not To Print”, March 7), Crimson president C. Matthew MacInnis ’02 stated, “We don’t believe it is ethical to allow individuals to purchase advertisements as a means by which to circumvent the editorial process...
...light of The Crimson’s decision to publish this advertisement, a revisiting of the Horowitz decision is certainly warranted. In no way does the Ayeni advertisement justify the printing of Horowitz??s advertisement, but it does invalidate the ethical stance used to reject it. To give meaning to any ethical standards, they must be applied consistently...
Sparked by David Horowitz??s recent advertisement in college newspapers, reparations for slavery has become a prominent issue. The Hartford Courant, one of the oldest newspapers in America, has apologized for advertising for runaway slaves. That apology was inspired by a story about another great Connecticut institution, Aetna Insurance, which had written policies on slaves’ lives. Now Congress is investigating the role of slave labor in constructing the United States Capitol...
Because of the controversy surrounding Horowitz, the Brown University College Republicans rescinded their offer to have Horowitz speak there on Wednesday. Brown recently gained national attention when students seized an entire press run of the Brown Daily Herald after the newspaper published Horowitz?...