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To: Sully- who wrote (24275)	12/1/2006 1:56:24 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 35834

Freedom of speech and mob rule on campus Thomas Lifson American Thinker Cinnamon Stillwell, an AT contributor, describes the serous problems with freedom of speech on college campuses in a San Francisco Chronicle column. "...it's the students who have become the bullies as of late. A disturbing number seem to feel that theirs is an inviolate world to which no one of differing opinion need apply. As a result, everything from pie throwing to disrupting speeches to attacks on speakers has become commonplace." She goes on to describe a number of notable incidents of mobs shutting down speakers because of politically incorrect views being expressed. The article makes a great companion piece for Selwyn Duke’s article today on the process by which free speech rights are being lost. americanthinker.com sfgate.com americanthinker.com