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...also interesting to note the hatred, narrow-mindedness and intolerance with which liberal groups such as the BGLSA have attacked the Peninsula's intellectual standpoints and proposals. For a group that claims to know the burden of persecution and claims to be actively opposed to it, their harassment of Peninsula editors indicates an ironic hypocrisy...
Moreover, The Crimson's coverage of the controversy has been singularly one-sided: Objective accounts of the Peninsula's contents are curiously absent, as are statements in support of the magazine to counter liberal attacks...
...Peninsula's latest issue was only the latest in an escalating exhibition of insensitivity and intolerance on the Harvard campus. While nobody would argue that the staff of Peninsula does not have the right to publish their views, we must question their methods of sharing their feelings...
...refer specifically to the exploding pink triangle on the cover of the October/November issue. Whether or not it was Peninsula's intention, such imagery immediately calls up visions of violence towards homosexuals and not just opposition to their practices...
...Some Peninsula writers complain of aggressive and unfair behavior by gay-advocacy groups, and we must point out that the way to combat such tactics is not through equally offensive jibes. Much of the content of the Peninsula issue does constitute valid debate on a divisive topic, but simple human decency should have caused Peninsula's editors to consider a less inflammatory cover...