Insight Article By Richard Miniter January 24, 1994
Summary: In the mid-1980s, collegians suddenly had to worry about being “politically correct:’ Since then, this ideal has wrapped its tentacles around campus debate, smothering free speech in the name of sensitivity.
The Washington Post by Nat Hentoff January 1, 1994
At the Riverside campus of the University of California, a fraternity recently created and distributed a T-shirt that has unexpectedly made First Amendment history.
On the shirt is a drawing of
Thought-Cops Get a Lesson
Wall Street Journal Article By SARAH LUBMAN December 22, 1993
RIVERSIDE, Calif. -Is the party over for the “PC†movement -shorthand for “politically correctness”
The Washington Post by Valerie Richardson March 29, 1993
SAN FRANCISCO –, John Howard had watched it happen many times before. A campus group -· usually a fraternity -runs afoul of the college speech code with a crude song, limerick
