Word: disruptionism
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Finally, why are these periodic charades involving contras and apartheid apologists staged in the first place? It would be a crimson naivete to believe that these events are organized for the intellectual edification of the campus community. The constitution of the audience alone will testify to the fact that they...
I hope that today's Crimson [May 1] misreported the views of Professor Randall Kennedy on the disruption of speeches by South African officials. According to your story, he though such action appropriate because those who invited them "are not authentically curious about what they have to say." The invitation...
In a recent talk at the Law School, Assistant Professor of Law Randall Kennedy praised the disruption of political speakers whose views are "beyond the pale" and asserted that some political speech "shouldn't be tolerated." There can be little doubt that most thoughtful Americans are strongly opposed to the...
The three decades from 1890 to the end of World War I were turbulent with industrialization. The first labor-union movement arose in idealism and turmoil and disruption. Immigrants poured in from Southern and Eastern Europe. Then came "the war to end all wars," attended by Woodrow Wilson's millennial...
The 20 students who signed the sheet, and not the 20 to 30 students who declined to sign the sheet, are the ones who face charges of disruption. The students were not protesting as part of one united pro-divestment group, but rather as individuals, said Zeigler, who is a...