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« Tennessee Waltz Update | Main | UN: WMD Materials Removed From Iraq » June 3, 2005The Grand SlamRob Huddleston writes: It's hard to be anti-civil rights, anti-family values, anti-religious rights, pro-divorce, and anti-pharmacist in one editorial, but the liberal elites at the Nashville fishwrapper somehow managed to pull it off.Yes, they did Posted in Tennessee News
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"professors who are urging students to explore ideas." -- huh... Having your "academic freedom ... infringed upon by instructors who create a hostile environment" by a lefty professor is "explor[ing] ideas" and, as a result, the student is being close-minded. Bet if it comes from a conservative professor (are there any?), it's not viewed so fluffily. I would bet the conservative professor would get ousted, or at least accused of creating a "hostile environment," even without this bill. What? You say it's already happening? Posted by: harveydent at June 3, 2005 12:09 PMSure, it's the STUDENT who should dictate what is worth knowing, and what is not. If you're so stupid as to apply to a university that teaches things you don't want to know, then you really don't deserve a diploma. Posted by: Kevin at June 3, 2005 11:22 PMPost a comment
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