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...Crimson is to be commended for its efforts to publicly discuss and resolve the censure of its president, Ira E. Stoll. Such openness about internal controversies is extremely rare in the larger world of American journalism. It's refreshing and laudable that the Crimson's staff recognizes all of the significant responsibilities that go along with the significant power media institutions wield...
...Administration is still trying to mollify the dubious and the displeased. Over the weekend White House health adviser Ira Magaziner sat down to write 150-odd changes into the 239-page draft that was widely leaked two weeks ago. One sample: to reassure women's groups, the Administration put obstetricians and gynecologists with the "primary-care physicians" whose numbers it wants to swell, rather than with the "specialists" whose ranks it intends to thin. Magaziner expects to make about as many more changes in each of the three or four remaining weeks between Clinton's speech and the submission...
After a summer of intense debate, The Crimson's executive board voted Sunday to censure Crimson President Ira E. Stoll '94 for "his words and actions" on the morning of Commencement this past June...
...worked with Ira very closely in the pastthree years--on special projects, on the summerCrimson--and have never found him to be sexist,"she said...
...Ira E. Stoll contributed the reporting ofthis story...