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Can we talk about free speech on campus?

  • Written by Neal H. Hutchens, Professor of Higher Education, University of Mississippi
imageStudents protested at UC Berkeley on both sides: in opposition to Ann Coulter and in support of free speech.AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez

The recent cancellation of an appearance by conservative commentator Ann Coulter at the University of California at Berkeley resulted in confrontations between protestors. It’s the latest in a series of heate...

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