University of Pyongyang ... errr ... Delaware
I missed this controversy until it was over, but the University of Delaware, under pressure from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, has formally shut down a "residential life" program intended to force students to adopt "acceptable" ideological positions on a range of issues. The program required group meetings, one-on-one sessions, formal reports on the results of those sessions and mandatory displays of ideological conformity and participation in pre-determined political activism.
Huh?
The Philadelphia Inquirer ran a thorough article on how the program worked, and the reactions it evoked.
I strongly suspect that my son is going to get himself expelled from college when he's old enough to attend. And I'll be all the prouder of him for it.
Huh?
The Philadelphia Inquirer ran a thorough article on how the program worked, and the reactions it evoked.
I strongly suspect that my son is going to get himself expelled from college when he's old enough to attend. And I'll be all the prouder of him for it.
Labels: civil liberties, free speech





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