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...center of campus life.After a guerrilla campaign, the young Cuban leader had defeated then-President Fulgencio Batista’s forces and ousted the dictatorial government in January of that year. By March of 1959, Castro had accepted an invitation to speak at the American Society of Newspaper Editors?? annual convention in Washington D.C. He then planned an 11-day tour of North America, speaking in New York, Montreal, and at Harvard.Although Castro may have initially been invited to the United States by a private organization, he chose to speak at universities because he said...
Three CS50 TFs are Crimson editors??Daniel C. Carroll ’09 is The Crimson’s IT chair, Kent Rakip '11 is an IT editor, and Yuhki B. Yamashita ’11 is an IT and design editor...
...namely, that criticism of authority is met with censorship. The debacle began when the newspaper critiqued the student government for holding meetings that were closed to the press—a violation of a state open meetings law, according to a lawyer that that paper retained. Though the editors?? charge that the funding revocation was a response to their critical coverage, the student government president, Ron Chicken, claimed that the paper had violated SGA by-laws by hiring an attorney. There should be no question that freezing funds is tantamount to censorship in this case. Each year...
...members of the council. We had a great time.5.FM: As you discuss in “The Case Against Perfection,” genetic engineering will diminish human appreciation of innate gifts. Who cares though, if I can get some huge biceps?MJS: Why not try the gym instead?[Editors?? note: FM refuses to try the gym, on principle.]6.FM: Speaking of huge biceps, are you in touch with former University President Lawrence H. Summers?MJS: We were together recently at a conference in Europe on what makes an educated person in the 21st century. We voiced...
...given how many people want to be part of The Crimson—even just considering the 250 to 275 “active editors??—the paper can afford to say that its staff shouldn’t be major players in the activities they cover. That probably means athletes shouldn’t be active contributors to the sports news coverage (two currently are) or theater critics be frequent actors (a policy already prevents that). News reporters and editors might find themselves even more constrained in their outside activities...