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Ayers and academic freedom
ACTA president Anne D. Neal has a piece in The New Republic on the academic freedom questions raised by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's decision to cancel a speech by Bill Ayers. In the article, Neal draws an important distinction between the decision to invite a speaker on campus, which is left to the university's discretion, and the right to speak once an invitation has been extended, which the university must uphold.
Posted by David Azerrad on December 09, 2008 at December 9, 2008 01:29 PM
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