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From the Daily Caller:
- School Faces Massive Backlash For Hijab Day
From Biz Pac Review: The idea was to give female students the option of wearing a hijab for the day, then set aside some time for discussion and reflection. Cincinnati.com reported: The event was sponsored by MHS’ Muslim Student Association, but...
- Students Defend Teacher Disciplined For Calling Islam ‘ideology Of War’
STUDENTS DEFEND TEACHER DISCIPLINED FOR CALLING ISLAM ‘IDEOLOGY OF WAR’After backlash following a report by KHOU 11 News on a Texas high school teacher calling Islam an “ideology of war,” students worry the teacher has resigned.Breitbart...
- Catholic University Officials Approve Club To Raise Money For Isis
Catholic university officials caught on secret video approving student club devoted to raising money for ISIS, saying: ‘We’re here to get that done.’ Administrators at a Catholic university in Florida agreed to help an honors student start a...
- Jewish Brandeis University Refuses To Distance Itself From Islamic Jihad “nazi-style” Rally Held On Campus Of Palestinian Partner School
From the Free Beacon: Brandeis University is facing criticism from students and faculty members after refusing to distance itself from an event recently held on the campus of its Palestinian partner school that critics decried as a “Nazi-style” rally. Brandeis,...
- Tales From The Classroom
Spew alert! Student A decided to help her classmate Student B. Both students, graduates from high school last June, attend a community college, the credits from which are accepted at all universities in the state of Virginia. Student A and Student B are...
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Law School Student Government Tries To Ban Being Mean On The Internet, Demanding Students Report On Their Friends, Or Else
That Nasty Girl Touched Me On My Safe Space
The University of Missouri (MU) School of Law’s student government has released a new social media policy that can only be described as Orwellian in scope, threatening students with punishment if they’re mean on social media, and ordering them to report their friends … or else.
The policy, created by MU School of Law’s Student Bar Association, claims the right to dictate how students talk about essentially anything: Before you post content to any social-media outlet affiliated, or reasonably possible to be associated with; yourself, the School of Law, the student organizations here at the school, the Missouri Bar Association, the American Bar Association, or any other legal association, and the University of Missouri, please take a moment to review our official guidelines.
If you are a member of the University of Missouri School of Law – Student Bar Association (i.e. a person enrolled in classes at the University of Missouri School of Law), then these rules apply to you.
- School Faces Massive Backlash For Hijab Day
From Biz Pac Review: The idea was to give female students the option of wearing a hijab for the day, then set aside some time for discussion and reflection. Cincinnati.com reported: The event was sponsored by MHS’ Muslim Student Association, but...
- Students Defend Teacher Disciplined For Calling Islam ‘ideology Of War’
STUDENTS DEFEND TEACHER DISCIPLINED FOR CALLING ISLAM ‘IDEOLOGY OF WAR’After backlash following a report by KHOU 11 News on a Texas high school teacher calling Islam an “ideology of war,” students worry the teacher has resigned.Breitbart...
- Catholic University Officials Approve Club To Raise Money For Isis
Catholic university officials caught on secret video approving student club devoted to raising money for ISIS, saying: ‘We’re here to get that done.’ Administrators at a Catholic university in Florida agreed to help an honors student start a...
- Jewish Brandeis University Refuses To Distance Itself From Islamic Jihad “nazi-style” Rally Held On Campus Of Palestinian Partner School
From the Free Beacon: Brandeis University is facing criticism from students and faculty members after refusing to distance itself from an event recently held on the campus of its Palestinian partner school that critics decried as a “Nazi-style” rally. Brandeis,...
- Tales From The Classroom
Spew alert! Student A decided to help her classmate Student B. Both students, graduates from high school last June, attend a community college, the credits from which are accepted at all universities in the state of Virginia. Student A and Student B are...