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lpara
03-08-2003, 10:29 PM
<span style='font-family:comic sans ms'><span style='color:0099FF' >My Experiences at Michigan State
By Dan Flynn
FrontPageMagazine.co m | March 7, 2003

Last week, overseers of Michigan State University’s Wilson Hall announced that they had cancelled my lecture and ordered the event’s organizers and myself to leave the meeting hall reserved for the talk. We refused, offering the campus community a lesson in how to deal with anti-free-speech bullies: stand up to them.

Upon arriving in Lansing on February 25, signs of trouble were evident. My student hosts advised me that, curiously, a fire-drill had been scheduled during my lecture, requiring me to cut the talk short. Later, rumors began circulating that a left-wing activist was attempting to prevent the talk from ever taking place.

These rumors were confirmed true shortly after my arrival in MSU’s Wilson Hall. Erin Belinger, a graduate student and the assistant director of Wilson Hall, announced that she was calling off the event and ordered us to leave. The microphone already had been taken away.

I told Belinger that I wouldn’t check-in my right to speak freely at the door to any university (http://www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=6 507)</span></span> *http://gopusa.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/yelclap.gif

Der Alte
03-10-2003, 06:50 PM
This is a good example of what is wrong with the educational system in America. It also shows how the Liberal Left plans on ruling the country. By the writer standing up for his rights, it shows that the uneducated underclassman didn't know what to do and gave up. I think the government needs to look into our institutions and force them to require an equal number of conservatives. No wonder so many college grads can't find a job and when they do they seldom last. To change the hiring practices, lets call it AA - seems the left likes to use that as an excuse for everything else.

AngelsRWorldChamps
03-10-2003, 07:04 PM
But if Erin Belinger's, a graduate student and the assistant director of Wilson Hall, rights were violated she would call Mommie and Daddie who support the war and cry to them and the ACLU.