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Though a handful of students protested Coulter??s appearance, the police officer stationed at the door of Sever 113 experienced little difficulty. Coulter opponents in the largely conservative crowd were generally less vocal than at her previous Harvard appearance last Oct. 25, when she was taunted and booed...
Many Republicans, even those of us on the board, disagree with Coulter??s immigration policy proposals. This is why she was asked to (and did) speak on other topics. But to label Coulter a “proselytizer of hate” and deride her as a “racist” is unjustified, unsubstantiated and inappropriate. To suggest, given the context of the event and the topic of the evening, that the HRC “is guilty of bringing hate to Harvard” is ridiculous, unless one regards protection of the unborn, judicial restraint...
Instead of debating Coulter??s controversial policies, Hasan’s column resorts to ad hominem attacks, discrediting her as a “telebimbo” and the HRC members as “callous” xenophobes, all the while distorting and misrepresenting the views of a speaker, the substance of an event and the motivation of a campus club. If The Crimson had any courage, it would censure Hasan for his misleading journalistic tactics and reckless comments...
...people based on their religious faith. I never expected that a Harvard student group would have difficulty understanding this concept. How could the HRC welcome a hate monger with such open arms? Maybe HRC President Rob Porter ’00-’02 did not know about Coulter??s views when he gave her a glowing introduction, describing her as a source of inspiration in the conservative movement. But even if HRC members were naive about Coulter??s recent outbursts, would they not have learned about her racist ideology during her speech...
...Coulter??s behavior did not surprise me. Having read her columns, I expected her to be rude, racist and unapologetic. But the response from the HRC membership both surprised and disappointed me. It hurts knowing that people with whom I had gone to school for the last four years supported a woman who wanted to rob innocent people of their rights and have them forcefully expelled from this country. Nevertheless, the most despicable part of this story is not Coulter??s hate mongering, nor the HRC’s callousness in inviting her. Much...