Thursday, June 04, 2009

An Institution of Higher Learning

FIRE reported Brashier was ordered into a meeting with school officials, "who told her that passing out her non-commercial pamphlets was prohibited as 'solicitation.' Furthermore, they insisted that the college pre-approve any pamphlets, that pamphlets like hers would not be approved, and that Brashier destroy all copies of her pamphlet," the organization reported.

"At one point during the meeting, Dean Yvonne Burns reportedly said, 'You may want to discuss this topic but the college does not, and you cannot make us.' Brashier was warned that any further efforts would be considered 'academic misconduct.'" [More]
And what have we learned from this...?

[Via Jeffersonian]

1 comment:

  1. Perhaps the students who show such interest in their God-given rights and such maturity will soon replace the COLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS who say "You can't make me listen! You can't make me!"

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