The law is mysterious, even to the most sophisticated CEO’s. It is sometimes illogical. It is often frustrating. It is always expensive.
When a company reaches a certain size, sooner or later the CEO is going to consider whether or … Read the rest
In Full Howl
Last week, the Supreme Court eloquently reaffirmed the continuing vitality of the First Amendment. In doing so, it confirmed again our commitment to freedom of speech and the free exchange of ideas as the critical engine of American liberty.
In … Read the rest
Bold Plan Seeks to Wrest Control of Federal Land
New York Times By Keith Schneider – April 8, 1995
When it comes to outsiders, especially those wearing military uniforms and suits, the ranching and logging families of Otero County have always been a little suspicious.
But one newcomer, a
TAMING POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
1st Amendment Rights Coming Back On Campus
Investor’s Business Daily – May 16, 1994
At Occidental College in Los Angeles, “unwelcome jokes, invitations, comments and looks” no longer put a student at risk of suspension or expulÂsion.
For John Howard,
Campus Speech Wars: Waving the Tacky Shirt
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.
Sombrero Scrap
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
Campus Speech Codes Are Being Shot Down As Opponents Pipe Up
A Fraternity Sues and Wins Over a T-Shirt; Alliances Target ‘PC’ Universities
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”
Free-speech ‘vigilante’ nemesis of campus PC
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