I will forward your concern to her so that your complaint is part of the official record. We are not at liberty to disclose the details of the Judicial Administrator's investigation and determination. The students involved have written a public apology to all concerned, and that apology has been published in our student newspaper, the Cornell Daily Sun. Once again, I thank you for bringing this to our attention. Censor someone elses speech today, and your speech may be the next to be censored.
Free speech means occasionally listening to something that offends.
I shall now mail the postmaster at Cornell encouraging them to allow free speech on their campus. One need only look at our neighbor to the north to see how it plays out. Where there's no grasp of principle, one would expect at least self-interest. But perhaps even that is to overestimate. Your tacit approval of the content of that message is truly sickening.