In an email seen by Education Guardian, Christian Concern, the group behind the controversial event (due to be held at the university in the spring) claims the Oxford Student's article Exeter Welcomes Homophobes and editorials on the subject "seriously distort and misrepresent the views of Christian Concern and its affiliates … are abusive and also incite hatred against Bible-believing Christians". Bible-believing Christians
Pieces like Ravitch's -- which completely misrepresent the views and disparage the efforts of those who are working incredibly hard to have an impact -- don't help.
An article last Friday about a report that said a top Defense Department official had misrepresented the view of American intelligence agencies about the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda quoted a phrase incorrectly from the report of the 9/11 Commission.
"The ad misrepresented the views of Democratic elected officials to make it appear that they supported Bloomberg," Jennifer Palmieri, the party spokeswoman, said the other day.
This is not the first time that the commission has misrepresented the views of that lawyer, Hans Correll, whose 2002 paper had been prepared for the UN.
But he should be careful when, for the further convenience of giving expediency a sheen of integrity, he misrepresents the views of others.
In 2008, in transmitting a proposed pardon to the White House, Mr. Rodgers misrepresented the views of both the United States attorney who made the recommendation and the judge who seconded it.
The column, which warned of a concocted threat of "global cooling", made several remarkable and wrong scientific claims, cherry-picked evidence, misrepresented findings and, in at least one case, badly misrepresented the views of a British scientist.
Indeed, few emerging markets offer the above combination of favorable factors.But perhaps the most egregious blunder in the article is misrepresenting the views of Governor Reddy by suggesting that remittances are more like capital inflow.
The Courier-Mail, together with other News Corp columnists, were also caught misrepresenting the views of Sir David Attenborough, who, despite the claims, had not said that report's of the reef's demise had been "exaggerated".
