[oman]

Not a brobdingnagian story but interesting Stanford (visiting professor) connection.

I think if you want to pick a school that is most likely to be tough on student protesters, you could do worse than UT.

http://legalinsurrection.com/2015/11/bre...rotesters/



https://history.stanford.edu/people/gil-li-vardi

She is currently working on a book manuscript examining the evolution of German military thought in the interwar era, as well as research on Israel's doctrinal lessons from the War of Attrition (1968-1970). At Stanford, she teaches Introduction to Military History, and seminars examining the First and Second World Wars.

To me, students should be able to engage in silent, non-disruptive protests, and short disruptive protests for a few minutes prior to a class or speech or lecture.  Then they have to sit down and continue their protest out of earshot. 

[oman]

Not a brobdingnagian story but interesting Stanford (visiting professor) connection.

I think if you want to pick a school that is most likely to be tough on student protesters, you could do worse than UT.

http://legalinsurrection.com/2015/11/bre...rotesters/



https://history.stanford.edu/people/gil-li-vardi

She is currently working on a book manuscript examining the evolution of German military thought in the interwar era, as well as research on Israel's doctrinal lessons from the War of Attrition (1968-1970). At Stanford, she teaches Introduction to Military History, and seminars examining the First and Second World Wars.

To me, students should be able to engage in silent, non-disruptive protests, and short disruptive protests for a few minutes prior to a class or speech or lecture.  Then they have to sit down and continue their protest out of earshot.