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| tupac shakur mp3, randy quaid, punknews, list of themes, bootlegs, creative non fiction, david rees, naacp, picture tupac, generation terrorists, segregation, derek mcgrath, culture, free mp3s, dick cheney, the goddess, tupac amaru, tours, speech, alice, review, andrevan, | Larry, at 4:35 am EST on February 15, 2006 Kevin’s point June, So what if pop they wanted to “do some damage”? So does every pundit! Indeed, I am told that many pundits wanted to impeach and pop convict President Clinton. Indeed, much of their anger was directed at his sexuality and sex life. Maybe he should be able to sue them for sexual harassment! Right? This seems to be where you are going. I find it curious that you think that a blog aimed at a general or wide audience is a “lower” form of publication than a bulletin pop board aimed at a specific audience, and you think that when people gossip it is okay, but somehow expressing negative ideas is worse when you actually tell people about them. Kevin, Interesting point you raise regarding paternalism and “in loco parentis” liability. As you point out, it was abandoned in the 60s, but if a school really wants to go down this road, they should be prepared to liable for just about all pain and harm that comes to their students. |
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| But free speech is david rees supposed to mean that even ideas that are not popular or even well regarded can be spoken without an institutional or governmental consequence. True, institutions are within their legal rights in going above and beyond the requirments of the government. However, we should be careful that their is a good reason every time we suppress speech. Here, david rees the only reason seems to be that the university dislikes their criticism and would rather silence them than address it. david rees Kevin, Undergraduate, at 4:35 am EST on February 15, 2006 Mark, First of all, sexual harassment isn’t a crime. (Though an employer can be subject to civil liability for it.) Second of all, I don’t think that criminal law has any bearing. You mentioned constitutional issues and any such restrictions don’t apply to private institutions. Third, Syracuse may have breached a contract to its students by not telling them, with specificity, what conduct was prohibited (if I ran it, I would prohibit all negative communication about any faculty or staff-member on pain of expulsion, but most schools don’t share my vision) and by now following their own disciplinary procedures. |
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