Poor Tom!
Tom publishes a weekly satire column at UNH. As usual, people can't take a joke, and he's gotten into a bit of trouble over his most recent article:
These documents, mostly emails between SKANSKA and the university, show that university officials have expressed "serious concerns" regarding allegedly serious flaws in the new construction. First among these is the presence of several odd angles in roofs and walls throughout the new structure. Most egregious of these according to the emails is the "strangely-shaped roof" of the building's southern edifice. According to the mailings, the "long, shallow angle" of the roof is "seemingly a serious construction flaw, for there could be no rational or aesthetic reason for such a shape." These strange and sometimes very sharp angles seemingly occur in several places around the building, and are so glaring that one email wonders if the construction workers were "engaged in some kind of prank."
You have no *right* to say what you want to say using *someone else's* press.Please don't abuse what the first amendment is about. It weakens the case (through a "chicken little" effect) when we really need it, and it's appropriate.
