Speech Issue: Mexican Child and University Officials

speech issue: The messages, exchanged on a private Facebook group, at times joked about sexual assault, ethnic groups and the Holocaust, and referred to child abuse as sexually arousing, according to CBC. One message referred to the hanging of a Mexican child as pinata time, the newspaper reported. A university spokesperson declined on Monday to comment on Sunday's Harvard Crimson report, which cites multiple members of the incoming class, including one unnamed prospective who said his admission offer had been withdrawn. THE 180 l Campus free speech issue overblown University officials notified the students in April that their admission offers had been revoked, the Crimson said. University policies allow for admission offers to be rescinded under several circumstances, including if students fail to graduate high school, are shown to have lied on their applications or take part in conduct that brings their honesty, maturity or moral character into question. We do not comment publicly on the admissions status of individual applicants, Harvard spokeswoman Rachael Dane said in an email. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.