If a private school suspends you, that's probably not a violation of your constitutional rights.

But I'm just a lawyeur

Maybe the university should give students a taste of the real world by imposing extremely high encampment taxes and forbidding students to change their tents without paying tens of thousands of dollars for an environmental impact study.

.The University of Chicago really showing the benefits of having clear principals around speech

Horror show of a CNN poll for Biden. Trump ahead outside the margin of error, up even bigger w/ expanded field. Majorities see Biden's presidency as a failure & Trump's as a success. 60% disapproval for the incumbent. I want to focus on the Israel/war 🇮🇱 data point for a moment.…

I have a lot of respect for Kate Shaw, but does it mislead the public to present the issue this way to a general audience, as they don't know the reason there is no doctrine to teach because it has never been decided *either way*?

A sign at George Washington University (GW University) reads: 'Students will go back home when Israelis go back to Europe, US etc. (their real homes)'

Protest that follow university time/place/manner rules should obviously be allowed, independently of the protest viewpoint. That's easy.

The tricky question raised by the current college protests, I take it, is what administrations should do when protests are in violation of…

'As the Supreme Court ponders a ‘rule for the ages,’ the time it takes will benefit Trump.'

Sarah Isgur counts Donald Trump's wins and losses as the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the former president's immunity case:
thedispatch.com/newsletter/the…

If they constantly celebrated a mass-murder of Palestinians, sang songs in support of slavers like the Houthis (what would our side’s version of the Houthis be?), repeatedly chased and intimidated Muslim and Arab students on campus and stormed through libraries to “disrupt” and…

Huh. Why would China do this. How strange and inexplicable

very odd, they’re behaving in a manner that suggests they don’t want to succeed, and would prefer the company go to zero. unthinkable choices from a business perspective. almost as if bytedance isn’t being run by the CEO. but that would be crazy.

We’re funding a war in Ukraine. We’re funding a war in Syria. We’re funding a war in Sudan. We’re funding a war in Yemen. We’re funding a war in Somalia.

Have you seen any campus protests like this for ANY of those wars? Don’t try to tell me this is an “anti-war” movement.

come on NYT, how do you think the sausage gets made?

How a bill becomes a law:

1. Congress writes broadly worded statutes generations ago

2. Administration lawyers thumb through old laws looking for authority to change policy

3. Forum-shopping plaintiffs get the new policy enjoined

4. Brett Kavanaugh decides what happens

Gaza is the ~13th~ most important issue to Gen Z voters, according to the new Harvard Youth Poll.

#1 - still the economy

If you argue that Columbia ought to allow you the freedom to be on the quad, because protest rights are sacrosanct... then what does it say about you and your views about equality if you organize to prevent fellow students who disagree with you from moving about the quad?

Group of Yale students form a human chain to BLOCK a Jewish student from entering the University.

The chilling act of antisemitism echoes 1939, when Nazi’s blocked Jewish students from entering Vienna University- simply because they were Jews.

This story is about a unanimous decision.

Make Apathy Great Again

Latest w/ Chris Bullivant Deseret News: “On the family front, America has just crossed a historic threshold where, of adults aged 18-55, there is now a greater share of single adults with no children than there are married adults with children.” #kinlessAmerica