Word: kerrigans
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Last Wednesday, this regionally oppressed resident of northern Virginia lashed out at all those insensitive people. People like President Derek C. Bok, Kirkland Master Donald Pfister and me. Our crime? We had the gall to criticize Kerrigan's actions. We had the nerve to point out the flaws in her disingenuous arguments. We made her feel marginalized...
...resent that you people think you have the right to judge my personal conduct," Kerrigan said. "I think that's despicable...
...This is a free country. In a free country, Kerrigan can hang a Confederate flag out her window. And in a free country, the rest of us can criticize her reprehensible behavior. Bok and Pfister shouldn't claim to speak for the entire Harvard community, or the entire Kirkland community, but they can and should tell her what they think. They think she should take her flag down...
...very interesting that Bridget Kerrigan would question our right to judge her personal conduct. In the March 1990 issue of Peninsula, Kerrigan wrote a parody (I know it was a parody because it began, "The following is a parody") titled "Love and Let Love" satirizing people who--you guessed it--deny others the right to judge their moral conduct...
...freedom of speech. The Crimson reported on March 13 that in a letter on "Freedom of Speech in the Harvard Community," President Bok states that, although he does not condone their actions, the University will take no action to remove the Confederate flags hung in windows by Bridget L. Kerrigan '91 and Timothy P. McCormack...