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Besides the fact that she ’ s a Nazi , she never tells us anything , ” a student wrote about another teacher.Ratemyteachers.com receives many requests to remove a comment or the name of a teacher from the Web site , Hussey said . The chroniclers seem to take it for granted that armies will be structured about a body of heavy cavalry numbering between 300 and 750 when the need for dramatic effect is not preponderant in determining their language . University office that investigates violations of the school ’ s anti-discrimination policy has asked the student newspaper editor and adviser to go through mediation with an American Indian student group after its members filed a complaint about a cartoon that appeared in the paper.The cartoon depicted two American Indians in traditional dress and one Pilgrim gathering for Thanksgiving dinner . He said that if fraternity members were responsible , pinpointing a specific individual or group would be difficult because fraternity members are unlikely to divulge information about each other.Kuhnle estimated the losses at approximately $ 350 in printing costs and $ 1,100 in revenue costs , totaling $ 1,450 in total losses . Over the course of the last school year , the Pony Express published articles about a student who said he had a visitation from God during homeroom and two Gaither students who were arrested for making bomb threats against the school . Muss said he did not intend his comments to be taken seriously.When school officials found out about the Web site in January 2001 , they required Muss to submit to a psychological evaluation . MINNESOTA – – A University of Minnesota student journalist said campus police tried to intimidate him as he interviewed university employees about a clerical workers strike.Koran Addo , a reporter for The Minnesota Daily , said that he was asking questions of employees at the school ’ s bursar ’ s office on Oct. 8 when a campus policewoman asked him for identification without explaining why.When Addo refused , he said , two other campus police officers surrounded him and asked for identification and for an explanation of why he was in the building . “ The bake sale was pure political satire and [ should have ] enjoyed the fullest protections under the First Amendment , ” said Bryan Zuetel , president of the UC-Irvine College Republicans.The incident occurred after students from a Latino student group , MEChA , notified Dean of Students Sally Peterson about the bake sale . ” Though campus police are investigating the fraternities , they said they are avoiding jumping to conclusions about the culprits and remain open to other suspects . Lou Cannon , president of the D.C. Fraternal Order of Police , an organization representing law enforcement officers , said he has spoken with officers at the school who are confused about the agreement . “ The only fair reading is that people want to be deliberate about this because no one wants to make mistakes , ” Smith said.The university ’ s case against the attorney general remains at the state trial court , but both parties are considering a settlement , Smith said . 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 . University ’ s student newspaper were worried about the competition for advertising money.And although The Daily Collegian has had minimal problems keeping most of their advertisers , it has felt significant revenue loss from one key set of merchants : bar owners.Gerry Hamilton , general manager of The Daily Collegian , and Editor in Chief Lynne Funk attribute the loss to Act 199 , a Pennsylvania liquor statute that prohibits alcohol advertising in any newspaper “ published by , for or on behalf of any educational institution .