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A paradoxical case of censorship of student newspapers at Southern Methodist University. Last week, the CEO of a private university near Dallas removed an opinion article in the issuance of special copy of the Daily Campus, SMU's student newspaper.
Exhibition Theme: lack of transparency and participation of students in the comings and goings of the school board. By Daily Campus interim editor Jessica Huseman, who wrote the piece, told the student news Law Center, "an article on Nixing transparency is not only a bad decision, it is very ironic."
To be clear, an article on the web. It was just a printed version of a problem to publish the guidelines, each summer, and sent to SMU students. The Daily Campus is an independent university, just before the stage of a single administrative declaration frosh year. This is the first time that I got from the song, because this provision was introduced in 2007.
SMU dean of students reported in column SPLC has been censored, because they want students to get a distorted picture of how universities. "
Exhibition Theme: lack of transparency and participation of students in the comings and goings of the school board. By Daily Campus interim editor Jessica Huseman, who wrote the piece, told the student news Law Center, "an article on Nixing transparency is not only a bad decision, it is very ironic."
To be clear, an article on the web. It was just a printed version of a problem to publish the guidelines, each summer, and sent to SMU students. The Daily Campus is an independent university, just before the stage of a single administrative declaration frosh year. This is the first time that I got from the song, because this provision was introduced in 2007.
SMU dean of students reported in column SPLC has been censored, because they want students to get a distorted picture of how universities. "
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