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Many legal experts have predicted that Jardineand Suleiman will win the case, Jardine says. Ifthey do, Le Figaro will have to publish astatement in newspapers of Jardine and Suleiman'schoosing that it was found guilty of libel anddefamation, Jardine says...
That's little solace for Farmer, who until last month was employed as a security specialist at Silicon Graphics in Mountain View, California. In March, when his bosses learned that he intended to unleash SATAN into the world, they gave him an ultimatum: publish if you want to perish. He published. Now he's on the market, looking...
...benefits that would accrue from this change more than justify the risks involved. Other area colleges, such as Tufts and Dartmouth, have already demonstrated that it is possible to publish such records. We urge Harvard to follow the example of these other schools and publish a record of Ad Board proceedings. Furthermore, we believe that students should be able to reveal the contents of their own Ad Board hearings, as long as they don't infringe upon the confidentiality granted to other students...
Colleges such as Tufts and Dartmouth already publish such a record...
...approved and scheduled for publication--until the day Hill murdered two people outside a Pensacola, Florida, abortion clinic; then the article was yanked, and Hirsh was fired several months later. The uproar caught Regent Law School dean J. Nelson Happy by surprise: "If the student editors decided to publish this, I didn't feel it was appropriate to stop them. It didn't strike me as something inherently mischievous. Then I got a call from the New York Times...