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...Cardinale ’02-’03, one of the phallus-breakers, the sculpture’s defenders labeled it a legitimate exercise of “free speech.” It is difficult to accept such a defense at face value, since “speech?? suggests that those who built the snow penis were actually saying something...
...problem on college campuses is two-fold: First, students invoke “free speech?? to perpetuate indecency without censure. Second, students invoke “free speech?? selectively...
Citing the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ 1971 “Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities”—the University’s seminal document on free speech??the council demanded that the College take disciplinary action against those who destroy materials posted by approved student organizations...
Sellars’ speech??at Harvard’s annual Arts First celebration—inspired Myrvaagnes, an English concentrator, to embark on a mission to bring the arts to the streets...
...recent op-ed by Crimson editor Luke Smith ’04 (Op-ed, “Hunting for Hate Speech??, Jan. 15) mischaracterizes the views and recent initiatives of the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters’ Alliance (BGLTSA). Smith lambastes “opponents” of Gladden J. Pappin ’04 for trying to censor Pappin, but then plays fast and loose with the exact identity of these opponents, potentially leading the reader to believe that the BGLTSA may advocate such censorship. This implication is simply false. The BGLTSA has not gone...