Posted on 03/04/2005 2:14:07 PM PST by Austin Willard Wright
The UNLV Student Senate is reviewing the Hoppe case after Michael Knight spoke at the CSUN meeting and provided a full copy of the discrimination complaint filed against Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
The Administrative Review of Discrimination Complaint contains Knight's original informal complaint filed against Hoppe along with Hoppe's response. Knight also included his personal notes from Hoppe's lecture supporting the comments made and filed The UNLV Student Senate is reviewing the Hoppe case after Michael Knight spoke at the CSUN meeting and provided a full copy of the discrimination complaint filed against Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
The Administrative Review of Discrimination Complaint contains Knight's original informal complaint filed against Hoppe along with Hoppe's response. Knight also included his personal notes from Hoppe's lecture supporting the comments made and filed against.
More info, please. I have no idea what this is about.
You can click on the petition to get more info about the case or here
Sadly, because of the Ward Churchill feeding frenzy, freepers have given the Hoppe case very little attention. Unfortunately, some folks here seem more interested in attacking academic freedom rather than defending conservatives and libertarians who are losing their academic freedom. Whatever your views, however, I think we can all agree that Hoppe needs help!
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Could you please fix the typo in the title? I should be Hears, not Hear's.
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I agree. Hoppe's case is a disturbing assault on academic freedom by PC forces. I support his right to say what he said, even though I do not agree w/ Prof. Hoppe's strictly libertarian views.
Thanks for the bump. I hope everyone who reads this signs the petition in support of Hoppe linked above!
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