Alameda, CA – Two college students who were disciplined for praying have achieved a settlement that retracts their discipline and pays their attorney’s fees, ending nearly two years of legal wrangling. The incident that ignited the case happened in December 2007 when an instructor at the College of Alameda complained about a private, consensual prayer in...

The Anti-military Bias On Campus November 23, 2005 By Jerry Coffee Historically, college campuses have been the lightening rod for anti-military sentiment and violence. This has ranged from peaceful candlelight vigils to the occupation of administrative buildings, from the torching of ROTC facilities to the tragic deaths of students at Kent State during the Vietnam war. Even now...

Amicus Harvard Law School Professors In Support of FAIR, in Rumsfeld v. FAIR source: http://www.acslaw.org/node/8623 By Harold Eugene Oliver III, George Washington University Law School Amici of various Harvard Law School Professors put forth the following arguments in support of FAIR: (1) The Solomon Amendment...

By James Kirchick Published Wednesday, October 15, 2003 Source: http://www.yaledailynews.com/opinion/staff-columns/2003/10/15/anti-jag-policy-quashes-law-students-free-speech-r/ On Monday, the Yale Daily News reported that nearly half of the Yale Law School’s professors plan to sue the Department of Defense over its campus recruiting policies. In their haste, they ought to heed the words of of the free speech champion, and former Supreme Court Justice Louis...

College Professor: “Real Freedom will come when American Soldiers Murder Superiors Vows to kick young conservatives off campus HERNDON, VA – Warren Community College English professor, John Daly, said that “Real freedom will come when soldiers in Iraq turn their guns on their superiors.” Rebecca Beach, a freshman...