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Simply put, we do not print just anything, and we will not prostitute this paper to "disseminate the good news" of lies and hatred. There will be borderline cases for this rule, but this was not one of them...
...Governor of Texas is $10 million or $15 million. To run for Senator, I don't know how many millions it is, but it's obscene. The presidential race is far, far, far more than the numbers quoted in print because of all the soft money. Republicans now boast that they have $200 million in soft money...
...UNIVERSITY'S free speech guidelines clearly defend "the right" of "[a]ll members of the University... to press for action on matters of concern by any appropriate means." The guidelines say that the "University must affirm, assure and protect the rights of its members to.. publicize opinion by print, sign and voice...
...should note, moreover, that even when fired, Ignatiev will still be able to exercise his right to "publicize opinion by print, sign and voice...
PUBLISHERS SOMETIMES RUSH A BOOK into print to capitalize on a commercially hot author. Sometimes the tactic backfires. This is what happened to P.J. O'Rourke, whose last book, Parliament of Whores, a sidesplitting broadside at Congress, was a best seller last year. GIVE WAR A CHANCE (Atlantic Monthly Press; $20.95), a compendium of columns and random thoughts, has all the wise- guy wit we've come to expect from the fiercely traditional Rolling Stone columnist, but it feels old. O'Rourke's shots at American antiwar protesters, jabs at Arab sheiks and some predictable jokes about poorly stocked shelves...