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THE JOURNAL OF

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW

SYMPOSIUM ON ACADEMIC FREEDOM

ARTICLES
The First Amendment and College Student Newspapers: Applying Hazelwood to Colleges and Universities
(Article Summary)

Louis M. Benedict

Defending the Ivory Tower: A Twenty-First Century Approach to thePickering-Connick Doctrine and Public Higher Education Faculty AfterGarcetti
(Article Summary)

Kevin L. Cope

The Constitutional Rights of Politically Incorrect Groups: Christian Legal Society v. Walkeras an Illustration
(Article Summary)

Charles J. Russo, William E. Thro

NOTE

State University v. State Government: Applying Academic Freedom to Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment
(Article Summary)
Jeff Todd

FOCUS ON HOSTY V. CARTER

NOTES

Rethinking Student Press in the "Marketplace of Ideas" After Hosty: The Argument for Encouraging Professional Journalistic Practices
(Article Summary)

Jacob H. Rooksby

How the Hosty Court Muddled First Amendment Protections by Misapplying Hazelwood to University Student Speech
(Article Summary)

Laura Merritt

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National Association of College and University Attorneys

University of Notre Dame Law School

The Journal of College and University Law Editorial Board, 2006-2007

The Journal of College and University Law Editorial Staff, 2006-2007

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Volume 33

2007

Number: 2

The Journal of College and University Law on NACUA.ORG