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...conversation with the managing editor on duty that night, I was told that the story would be covered in the "proportion and scope it merits." I figure that means that The Crimson that the ratio of importance of students to workers is about five to one, that it takes five times as many Harvard employees as Harvard students to make an event newsworthy. The University community already has the Gazette to bury important events in its back pages. The Crimson is the only alternative for both workers and students, and should treat all of the community it serves with equal...
...long as it is disclosed. Pre-publication censorship, however, raises issues Professor Herf brushes under the rug: how does he know that the "pre-publication clause" is only "designed to ensure that no classified material is revealed?" Professor Joseph Nye recently reported (Boston Globe, Nov. 24, 1985) that the scope of the clause can be much broader. (Moreover, given Professor Herf's phobia of unopen sources, how come he doesn't object to the mere use of classified materials?) Would Professor Herf think it is all right, say, for a scholar to give to the family of a deceased public...
...coast, weapons-systems officers (called whizzos), who sit beside the pilot on each F-111, went into action. They lowered the Pave Tack pods, which began sweeping the horizon first with radar and then with infrared cameras, transmitting fairly detailed pictures of the ground below to a radar-infrared scope that is like a small television screen on the aircraft's instrument panel. The whizzos knew what to look for: before taking off from England, they had thoroughly studied aerial- reconnaissance photographs of their targets. In addition, information to find and identify targets had been fed into the F-111s...
...terrifying scope reaches in the wombs of mothers--so many of them victims themselves of combat--where unborn human beings struggle to survive the abortionist's instruments of death," Law told the audience...
Tacitly, by the tone and scope of its review this fall, the faculty endorsed the students' assessment of the CRR. It now remains for faculty members to decide how to reorganize their 13-member judiciary committee...