And for the other side of the issue... -
Mick - 07-02-2014
...a twenty+ year old policy from the American Association of University Professors who apparently believe in the First Amendment. Go figure. Here is "On Freedom of Expression and Campus Speech Codes":
http://www.aaup.org/file/freedom-of-expression-campus-speech-codes.pdf
Interesting read - Redrum - 07-03-2014
BBC yesterday ran a story on anti-semitism in the U.S. Part of it featured about eight Klansmen assembled in a expansive Missouri pasture wearing their garb and carrying flags. They were shouting through a bull horn at a group of about a dozen standing a couple hundred feet away. One guy in the group of onlookers would yell and pump his fist in the air.  The camera pulled back to a wide shot. I've seen more people at a radio-controlled model airplane club meet. brobdingnagian field. And there was this little knot of garbed klansmen up at one edge.Â
I read the Freedom of Expression and Campus Speech Codes piece with a mixture of: 1) admiration for the ideas and expressiveness of the writing. 2) a vision of White Plaza or UCLA's central campus with Nazis or Klansmen spewing their same message day after day. Maybe I'm losing my faith in humanity to remain humane, but I can't imagine how it could end without violence.Â
Re: Campus news roundup -
Mick - 07-06-2014
I wonder whatever happened to D. Maguire. Was he a student? Palo Alto resident? Alum? General cranK?
Hey!! I'm the general crank around here - Redrum - 07-06-2014
If somebody else wants the job, they're going to have to come and TAKE it.
Re: Campus news roundup -
dabigv13 - 07-07-2014
I would love to read a history of Stanford in the early 70's through the eyes of G. Garvin. Until it's published, these snippets will have to suffice.