Horowitz won't pay Princeton paper for ad until it apologizes <http://www.nj.com/mercer/times/index.ssf?/mercer/times/04-07-BQQR2Q_B.html>
Free speech rocks for David Horowitz -- until it gets in the way of his slavery reparations ad. He's told Daily Princetonian staffers that he's going to stiff them on his $1,007.50 ad bill unless they apologize for an editorial <http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/Content/2001/04/04/edits/503.shtml> that ran the day the reparations ad appeared in the paper.
>> Horowitz to paper: "Withdraw your unsubstantiated slander"
>><http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/Content/2001/04/09/edits/519.shtml>
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Carrol and others who look to "black leadership" on this issue - what do you make of this, from the Daily Princetonian story on Horowitz' stiffing them?
>And Salih Omar Eissa, president of Princeton's Black Student Union,
>dismissed Horowitz's latest action as that of a sore loser.
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>"I think it's a testament to his lack of sophistication. I think
>he's angry now because he played a dirty game and he still lost,"
>Eissa said.
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>"I'm personally very pleased with the way (The Princetonian) handled
>it. They really exposed his ignorance and hopefully, if they get
>their money, they'll be able to do good with it, like they want."