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We in the Harvard community must begin to practice what we preach, especially with regard to the First Amendment principles of freedom of expression and diversity of opinion that this institution purports to cherish. Joey McCutchen Harvard Divinity School
After the Supreme Court ruled last summer that laws banning flag desecration were unconstitutional infringements on freedom of expression, Congress rushed to appease indignant voters with a new Flag Protection Act. George Bush and many congressional Republicans insisted, however, that nothing less than a constitutional amendment could provide real protection...
The museum- or theater-goer will often look too much for meaning, for some voice of expression hidden in a play or painting's abstraction. Sometimes we think we have found it, and this encourages our search. But, more often than not, we only find disappointment.
That is sadly so. Rooney's opinions may have been ill considered, but CBS's hasty response slammed the door on sufficient regard for freedom of expression. When 60 Minutes anchorman Mike Wallace told off-color ethnic jokes during a videotaped rehearsal in 1981, he was not suspended or even...
The first failure of such codes rests in their inherent ambiguity. Aside from categories of speech that have long been considered punishable--such as threats, physical acts and "fighting words"--universities are unable to draw a satisfactory line that defines harassment without endangering free expression, a liberty that is essential...