According to C. Apollo Morgan, former editor of The Claremont Independent, Dorothy Lam (now Dorothy Morgan) recorded "Abortion Awareness Week" in 2003 and The Claremont Independent published a very detailed description in The Claremont Independent. She was a Pomona student at the time. It was in the first or second issue of the Spring 2003 semester because in the next issue of The Claremont Independent the Claremont Port Side's founders published a piece criticizing us. Dorothy, according to her husband, Apollo, had a "very able response."
Dorothy Morgan wasn't banned. Why not?
Thursday, March 5, 2009
History of Abortion Awareness Week Recordings
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Well, did she record anything?
Oops. Seriously misread this post. Comment Fail.
I guess the question is whether she got consent. But I doubt she did.
They should retroactively ban her. There's always a chance of conservative students coming back to visit their alma mater, and there presence would be contrary to the spirit of Pomona's liberal education.
oops, that should be "their"
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