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July 5, 2007

Cases of the Month: Censorship by Theft

Each year, colleges and universities face a variety of challenges. One that seems to have become an issue each and every spring at schools around the country is the theft of large quantities of college newspapers. The particular reasons may vary from place to place, but in most circumstances, the papers are taken by someone, a student, who does not want other students to read the content.

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