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Moreover , the appeal to the conditions of antiquity produced a welter of conflicting and manufactured evidence , malleable in its plenitude . The stipulations were included in the lease proposal because of complaints about a sexually explicit ad for a Boston nightclub the paper ran last year , said Jack Dunn , a spokesman for the university.Editors of the student newspaper saw the proposed lease stipulations as an attempt by the university to limit the paper 's independence . But journalism and civil-liberties groups called on university officials to respect the Heights ' editorial independence and remove the stipulations from the original lease proposal . The text makes it clear that Urraca was willing to negotiate the terms of the archbishop 's release , for despite her threat to do so it was clearly impossible to hold him prisoner indefinitely . “ The university reviewed the request and actually carved out that information which fits within the scope of information the Legislature has indicated should be released in all cases and released it , ” Smith said.But The Daily Texan is skeptical about the provisions of the law , which took effect Sept. 1 , 2003 . Although Alfonso may not have known the terms , the importance of the three principals made it inevitable that be would at least quickly come to know of their negotiations and agreement . PENNSYLVANIA — Shippensburg University has agreed to change portions of its student conduct code under the terms of a settlement with two students who sued the school over its policy restricting any speech that was “ inflammatory , demeaning , or harmful toward others . To the extent that Raymond and Henry attempted to establish themselves as independent powers by accommodating themselves to local ambitions and magnates , they also alienated themselves from the court and the aims of the magnates of the meseta .