11.25.2003
Three Women Will Lead Crimson for First Time
Three women have been selected to lead The Harvard Crimson for the first time in the newspaper's 131-year history, The Crimson announced Friday...
SEE ALSO: The Crimson editorial board writes on the Hampton U. incident:
"The American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) made an important decision last week to withhold a $55,000 grant from Hampton University in Virginia after the school confiscated 6,500 copies of the student newspaper, the Hampton Script. With this move, a strong message was sent to Hampton's the student press must not be censored, even when it is politically convenient..."
How Appealing points to the story of "Student Will Not Be Disciplined for Memos."
SEE ALSO: The Crimson editorial board writes on the Hampton U. incident:
"The American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) made an important decision last week to withhold a $55,000 grant from Hampton University in Virginia after the school confiscated 6,500 copies of the student newspaper, the Hampton Script. With this move, a strong message was sent to Hampton's the student press must not be censored, even when it is politically convenient..."
How Appealing points to the story of "Student Will Not Be Disciplined for Memos."
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