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...support the First Amendment, but I am shocked and disappointed in the poor judgment of The Crimson--the students' voice--to publish such vitriolic, inflammatory, unbalanced, uninteresting and unconstructive opinion. This is my fourth year at Harvard, but it is the first time I have felt ashamed to be a Harvard student...
...believe that The Crimson has a responsibility to its readership--and to the outside world that considers its content representative of the Harvard community--to exercise judgment and respect in choosing its material. I do not think The Crimson truly feels that its decision to publish "The Invasion" shows either of these qualities...
...States of America is not a company. Bush's sworn duty is not to preserve the power bills of the American people, but to safeguard the nation. As a result, Bush's decision to leave companies free rein with regards to carbon dioxide emissions is a short-term political judgment--a judgment that is ultimately only disappointing...
...final days, not just from relatives and benefactors and potential blackmailers. "We had requests from members of Congress on both sides of the aisle and both houses, we had requests from movie stars, newscasters, former Presidents, former First Ladies," Nolan said. They agreed that Clinton had exercised dreadful judgment but that it was his right. "The President is the President," Nolan said...
Judge Jackson did not talk to Auletta until after the last day of the trial. But those conversations occurred before the judge had issued his findings of fact, and before he issued his order breaking up Microsoft. Judge Jackson embargoed his comments until he issued a judgment. He may have felt that meant he was not talking publicly during the trial. But Microsoft argued the embargo only made things worse: if his conversations had been known, he might have been removed from the case back then...