The Region - News from Nov. 5, 1986
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San Diego State University President Thomas Day imposed a one-day suspension on the editor of the campus newspaper, the Daily Aztec, for defying regulations prohibiting unsigned political editorials. Day’s action against R. Andrew Rathbone was apparently the only punishment imposed by presidents on at least 11 Cal State campuses where student papers published endorsements of candidates or propositions on Tuesday’s ballot.
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