The Answer Sheet: free speech on campus
University of Virginia reforms speech code
The University of Virginia has eliminated four controversial policies that restricted the free speech of students and faculty, becoming one of a minority of schools across the country to do so.
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05:00 AM ET, 12/29/2010 |
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Clemson student charged for rude e-mail
Here’s another in a long list of overreactions by school officials to young people saying things in a way others would rather they didn’t. At Clemson University, an undergraduate was charged with "disorderly conduct," "harassment" and other school rule violations for sending a rude e-mail to an administrator.
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