Senate bill targets campus speech codes over First Amendment
The Senate weighs a bill by Sen. Larry Craig to bar universities from federal funding if they enforce speech codes that restrict offensive campus speech. Critics say the bill curbs free speech and ignores classroom needs while supporters view it as protecting core rights amid ongoing debates on political correctness and harassment.
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Larry Craig
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Craig
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U.S. Supreme Court
St. Paul, Minn
University of Michigan
Hoke Smith
Towson State University
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Towson
Smith
Melvin George
Welch
Congress
House
Henry Hyde
Generation X seeks direction in the 1990s, shaping futures
A young generation of 48 million Americans aged 20 to 30 negotiates a conflicted path between wealth and philanthropy, seeks less materialism, and questions career mobility while balancing education, family support, and evolving views on marriage and politics.
Hypnotist Draws Standing Room Crowd at Campus Lyceum
On Tuesday at 12 30 p m in Moser Hall game room hypnotist Ken Whitener drew a standing room only audience. The Tampa Bay performer demonstrated trance effects and self hypnosis seminars while Lyceum coordinator Marianne Loyd expressed excitement about the event.
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Moser Hall
Ken Whitener
Tampa Bay
Ed McMahon
Whitener
Deaf Awareness Day a success at Lee High signing event
Deaf Awareness Day held November 4 featured booths with hearing impairment information and entertainment. Rosemary Coffman noted a turnout equal to last year, with more college students joining. Horace Mann Junior High signed One Moment in Time, Dana Michalik performed Two Sparrows in a Hurricane and No One Else on Earth, while Signing Hands at Lee High performed Love in Any Language and other songs in American Sign Language.
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Rosemary Coffman
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Horace Mann Junior High
Dana Michalik
Lee High School
Lee College ISA section hosts first guest speaker of year
The Lee College Instrumentation Society of America chapter welcomed Frank Short of Houston Lighting and Power as the year’s first guest speaker on November 4. ISA members learned about instrumentation in the electrical industry and networking with professionals, while also attending the ISA International Conference at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston from October 18 to 22, 1992, which drew over 31,000 attendees. Lee College students also joined seminars on resumes, computer based engineering, and simulation systems.
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Instrumentation Society of America
Frank Short
Houston Lighting and Power
James Wylie
ISA
U.S
Canada
North America
Houston
Jan Holman
Holman
George R. Brown
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