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When Free Speech Died

February 22, 2010 By Richard L. Cravatts 12 Comments

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Leftist and Muslim thugs shut down discourse on campus.

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Those Who Cannot Refute My Testimony on Obama’s College Marxism Embrace Their Only Option: Ad Hominem Attacks

February 20, 2010 By John Drew Leave a Comment

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My 15 minutes of fame regarding my insight into the Marxist ideology of young Barack Obama has also allowed me to restore some old friendships and ties originally developed while I was on the faculty in the political science department at Williams College in MA. My story got picked up on the famous EphBlog – [...]

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A New Threat to Free Speech on Campus

February 19, 2010 By John Perazzo 58 Comments

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Campus lefists and administrators discover the academic equivalent of the poll tax.

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Tolerating Violence Against Jews on Campus

February 19, 2010 By Richard L. Cravatts 24 Comments

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Is assaulting Jewish students on Canadian campuses now legitimate criticism of Israel?

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Hippies: still not dead enough

February 17, 2010 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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No need to drill in Alaska, folks. One of our great untapped natural resources remains the sheer red hot hatred that Gen Xers like me feel towards unrepentant hippies and radical boomers, the people who saddled us with drugs, divorce and fourteen minute guitar solos.
You catch a whiff of this contempt in the comments at [...]

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Fascist Tactics at UC Irvine

February 16, 2010 By Frontpagemag.com 38 Comments

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A Muslim mob heckles Israel’s ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren.

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We Might Let Horowitz Appear, If He Has Three Keepers

February 8, 2010 By David Horowitz 1 Comment

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Has this become the new face of Catholic higher education?
St. Louis University, a Catholic institution, continues on a path designed to made it a laughingstock in the annals of academic freedom, maintaining its ban on yours truly while proclaiming its commitment to intellectual diversity and… academic freedom.
From Inside Higher Ed:

David Horowitz can’t seem to get [...]

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From the Writings of David Horowitz: January 30, 2010

January 30, 2010 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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Any political bias revealed in the selection of commencement speakers is overshadowed, however, by the political bias evident in university hiring practices during the school year itself. A Wall Street Journal article by Vincent Carroll recently described the situation at the University of Colorado, where the number of registered Democrats on the faculty exceeded the [...]

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Victory for Free Speech in Texas

January 18, 2010 By Robert Spencer 33 Comments

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But the war to defend it is just heating up.

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The Anti-Semitic Jihad On Campus: My Night at USC

January 15, 2010 By David Horowitz 72 Comments

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Free speech on an American college campus — courtesy of a bodyguard and twelve armed security officers.

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