March 21, 2003
Free-Speech Group Publishes Guides to Student Rights
In an attempt to "roll back threats" to individual liberties in academe, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education last week unveiled a series of five books that discuss student rights. The books, written by legal scholars, cover issues of free speech, due process, religious freedom, student fees, and ideological intimidation at public and private colleges.
"Students must know that they are not alone," said Alan Charles Kors, the foundation's president and co-director, said in
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