When next year’s student-government election rolls around, undergraduates at Dartmouth College might find some attack ads in their in boxes. The committee that oversees the college’s elections has asked for the elimination of a rule that punishes candidates for the e-mailing of negative ads by their supporters.
Two candidates in this year’s presidential election complained that their campaigns had been crippled when their e-mail privileges were briefly revoked for attack-ad infractions. (The Dartmouth)
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