Stanford committee urges election participation by students
A Stanford faculty student committee asks to limit workloads and adjust classes on November 2 and 3. They propose no examinations and new assignments, with provisions for students unable to attend due to the election. President Kenneth Pitzer received the report.
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Stanford
UPI
Stanford University
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Kenneth Pitzer
Four Letter Words in Campus Press Reflect Editorial Freedom
An AP Living Today report notes that college papers like Harvard Crimson and UC Berkeley Daily Californian publish four letter words without blushes. Editors say they operate with varying independence from university control and resist censorship, arguing honesty and readership fairness.
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Ronald Janis
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College papers debate four letter words policy
University editors discuss whether to print obscenities. Some oppose bans citing authentic quotes while others relax rules after past conflicts with officials. At Alabama Crimson White and several campuses, four letter words appear in quotes when they reflect speaker’s voice.
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the Lantern
Ohio State
A. Messerschmidt
Kansas State University
K-State Collegian
University of Alabama
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