Tuesday, September 27, 2005
MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY (Ky.) Trailblazer had 7,000 of 7,200 copies of an issue stolen.
An unitentified called said that if the paper did not retract a story, the papers would be destroyed. The student editors didn't think twice about the call.
What may be worse is this quote:
"They [campus police] didn't take it too seriously because the newspapers are free and they didn't consider it a theft," said Ashley Sorrell, editor in chief of the paper. But the staff reprinted the issue at a cost of $2,000
10:48:00 AM
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