Dartmouth Disciplinary Case Tests Free Speech At Ivy Level
The piece centers on Dartmouth College suspending two Dartmouth Review staffers for vexatious oral exchanges with a music professor, amid broader debates over free speech and diversity. President James Freedman defends limits on ideas while critics call policy enforcement selective and ideologically charged. The episode highlights tensions between academic freedom, campus politics, and racial dynamics at the Ivy League school.
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University of Iowa
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The
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Iowa City
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Reagan upps Soviet refugee intake by five thousand five hundred
President Reagan ordered an increase of 5,500 in the annual refugee quota to 30,000 for Soviets and Eastern Europeans. The transfer draws from the 25,000 Vietnamese ceiling, with flexibility to adjust later, as many Soviet refugees wait in Vienna and Rome while Vietnamese cases await clearance.
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Venue change request eyed in Paul murder trial
Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard may seek a change of venue for Paul s second degree murder trial set to begin Tuesday in Linn County District Court. He argued that media coverage could bias jurors, while defense attorney Tom Riley defended the need to reveal Cope s violent past to explain the victim s mental state and Paul s self defense claim. The judge did not rule on the motions.
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Cedar Rapids teen faces detention after Jones Park assault
Tyrone Downs, 16, of Cedar Rapids, is accused of beating Toby Beyer with a baseball bat at Jones Park on New Year’s Eve. A juvenile court officer recommended placing him in an out-of-town treatment program at Glen Mills Academy to curb violence and remove him from bad influences. Downs remains in Juvenile Detention Center for violating behavioral restrictions while awaiting a referee’s decision and psychiatric report.
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Sylvia Lewis
Lewis
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