Dennis Prager  On Sept. 21, 2007, the editorial board of the
Colorado State University student newspaper decided to publish a
four-word editorial. Apparently finding the traditional mode of
expressing ideas -- arguing a case in a few hundred words -- too
demanding, they instead wrote four words: "Taser this … F---
Bush." Needless to say, they spelled out the F word.  The
"Taser" referred to the police using a stun gun on a student at
the University of Florida who refused to relinquish the
microphone to other students at a speech at the university given
by Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. (How George Bush is connected to the
use of a Taser on a left-wing student interrupting a speech by a
left-wing anti-Bush senator was never explained by the editor.)
When universities were governed by people -- either liberals or
conservatives -- who valued civilization i.e., before the
contemporary left took over the universities, such an
"editorial" was inconceivable. It would have been regarded as
the work of moral and intellectu