Grow Up 
Kent State Mag Staff –Cagle

The student newspaper, Campus Progress, attempted to portray the request by the three printers to adjust content as censorship and homophobia (actually, one of the three printers couldn't schedule the job in time for Fusion). The Progress also quoted the executive director of the Student Law Press Center as saying that while printers are allowed to have any standards they want, it would be a "very anomalous policy in the publishing business."