A press release from the University of Georgia’s David Kirby, the publisher of the Georgia GuardDawg:

Vandals Target Conservative Student Newspaper
Vandals targeted University of Georgia’s conservative student newspaper The
Georgia GuardDawg Thursday night, stealing over 1,200 newspapers and leaving
incendiary and hateful remarks on their distribution bins. Seven of their
eight bins on campus were affected. The Georgia GuardDawg had just released
their September issue when the thefts occurred.
“Our September issue focused on the issue of free speech. Perhaps these
violent individuals should read our paper first to learn the importance of
free speech,” Kirby stated. “Our principles of free speech and family values
are ideals that these perpetrators do not want others to read. They oppose
this common sense philosophy so strongly that they committed a crime.”
Sean Berger, Distribution Director and a junior at the university, said, “My
initial reaction was overall disbelief and shock at the intolerance of some
of my peers. But, this is why I joined the GuardDawg in the first place-to
combat the intolerance of campus liberals.”
Brad Alexander, Editor-in-Chief of the GuardDawg, stated, “We’re just a
group of students trying to express our point of view. These acts of
vandalism just prove our point that free speech is sometimes lacking on the
college campus.”
“When you support conservative principles in such a liberal community, this
type of intolerance can become expected,” Publisher David Kirby remarked.
Last year, issues of the GuardDawg were destroyed on multiple occasions.
Members of the GuardDawg filed a police report and are willing to press
charges. The total estimated loss from the vandalism is $700.