of its ad which included a picture of a young man captioned “a former homosexual, male prostitute and female impersonator." right around National Coming Out Day. The CCC argued that the refusal amounted to a state censorship, because administration was allegedly involved in the decision and that administration is considered a state agency. Following the AG's opinion, the paper reluctantly agreed to run the ad, however, CCC withdrew the ad before it ran. People have sent in letters to the editor. References External links Technique Technique searchable archive Georgia Tech Newspapers established in 1911 Newspapers published in Atlanta Student newspapers published in Georgia (U.S. state)