Friday, October 25, 2002Bullshit From the article that Larry links to in the post below: According to Scholer, no decision was reached regarding future dorm distribution at his meeting with Redman and said that the new restrictions are not being perceived as an attack on the Review. "They affect the publications equally." The restrictions are a blatant attack on the Review, since, but for the D, no other campus publication is so influential or widely read or has a similar impact on campus discourse. The Jacko and the Free Press, whatever their merits, just aren't comparable. Posted by Andrew Grossman at 11:50 AM Comments Post a Comment (we enforce our comments policy) |
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