I was just out in Pittsburgh visiting the main campus while my son, J. Ryan Allen, was going… I was just out in Pittsburgh visiting the main campus while my son, J. Ryan Allen, was going through freshman orientation. I picked up a copy of The Pitt News and noticed the “Drink Specials” section, and the story of your struggle with the paid-advertising issue and your loss of revenues. Imagine my surprise to learn, a week later, that you have won this lawsuit. Congratulations!
Respectfully yours,
Bob Allen
Wescosville, PA Illegal aliens and a flood of foreign students taking public money to study while Americans are kept off campus — not reported.
Illegal drugs — not reported.
Illicit sex — not reported.
Poor grades — not reported.
Millions flooding into a bloated and unnecessary sports program — not reported.
Why not advertise the local bars in the school newspaper? It’s not reporting about anything of merit, anyway.
Sincerely,
Alfred Brock
Technical Trainer
Canton, MI Your staff’s fight to secure your paper’s First Amendment Rights with advertising will benefit every Pennsylvania college newspaper. On behalf of East Stroudsburg University’s student media, I’d like to thank you for opening new doors and securing our rights, as well.
Julian Gautier
Editor-in-chief
The Stroud Courier
East Stroudsburg University
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