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...find the majority's decision to withhold the information in the ad disturbingly paternalistic. The refusal to publish was a form of censorship that ought not to be tolerated in a community of intelligent individuals. It would surprise us if our readers were not more insulted by The Crimson's apparent lack of confidence in their ability to make intelligent decisions than by the content of the Playboy advertisement itself...
...realities of interdependence--in their dealings with Western-supported world banking organizations, with Western-based multinationals, and in bilateral deals with democratic powers. Since setting foreign policy is always a matter of allocating energies, isn't it wiser to take more advantage of what we have to offer (or withhold) economically, rather than further the widening gap between reality and rhetoric with more traffic in slogans...
...court clearly decided on strict limitations on a reporter's right to withhold the names of his sources in 1972, Lewis said, disagreeing with Porterfield's contention that the nation has been left with "a patchwork of conflicting laws and decisions...
...about a year now, Hiatt has been contemplating a $40 million fund drive for the school. Alumni Council dissenters--who threaten to communicate with possible donors and ask them to withhold their contributions--could seriously damage both the financial standing and integrity of the school. A faculty which promises to incessantly protest Hiatt's presence does little to help the matter. Something clearly needs to be done, aside from Bok's chiding of the faculty...
...they'll give your 42 reasons why," Reardon jokes. "Sometimes this place is more like a business than I though it would be. You just have to say no sometimes," he explains, referring to his responsibility for the budget. Reardon says that as a consequence of being forced to withhold funds at the end of a year "probably less people like me than did a year...