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  • SDSU spent $250K to build a racial healing garden. Nobody uses it. ( San Diego State University )

    12/15/2021 3:33:00 PM PST · by george76 · 46 replies
    The College Fix ^ | DECEMBER 15, 2021 | Jennifer Kabbany
    Over a year into the completion of San Diego State University’s racial healing garden, few students, scholars and staff appear to be spending time within its circumference. The $250,000 Native and Indigenous Healing Garden at the public university was built amid tensions regarding the Aztec warrior mascot, accused of racism, cultural appropriation and toxic masculinity. The healing garden is meant to honor Native Americans and the Aztec culture “at a time when we need to ‘heal’ over the issue of indigenous identities,” according to a 2018 Aztec Identity Task Force report. The garden was completed in March 2020. A grand...
  • California to require abortion medication at public colleges

    10/12/2019 6:00:52 AM PDT · by Olog-hai · 24 replies
    Associated Press ^ | October 11, 2019 | Kathleen Ronayne and Adam Beam
    California will be the first state to require abortion medication on college campuses under a law signed Friday by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. The law takes effect in 2023 and only applies to the 34 campuses in the University of California and California State University systems. But the law will only be implemented if a state commission can raise more than $10 million in private donations to pay for it. Former California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a similar bill last year, arguing it was not necessary because abortion services were readily available off campus. But Newsom, who took office in...
  • California college bars student from handing out copies of Constitution

    09/19/2013 3:20:48 PM PDT · by digger48 · 29 replies
    FOX News ^ | Sept. 19, 2013
    The Constitution guarantees the right to free speech, but don’t try to pass out copies of it at Modesto Junior College in California. A student at the school who tried to pass out pocket-size pamphlets of the very document that memorializes our rights got shut down on Sept. 17 – a date also known as Constitution Day. Campus authorities told Robert Van Tuinen, who caught the whole thing on videotape, he could only pass out the free documents at a tiny designated spot on campus, and only then if he scheduled it several days in advance. ................. She explains that...
  • Likins: Let UA decide homeschool entry policy

    05/17/2004 5:30:26 AM PDT · by LadyShallott · 18 replies · 300+ views
    Arizona Daily Wildcat ^ | May 3, 2004 | Jeff Sklar
    TEMPE - President Peter Likins on Friday tried to dissuade regents from adopting minimum standards of admission for homeschooled students, saying the universities should be allowed to admit them based on their own criteria. But some homeschooled students say a tougher admissions policy, which takes effect in 2006 and grants automatic admission only to students in the top 25 percent of their high school classes, discriminates against students who were educated at home. Those students have no class rank. They want universities to grant home-schooled students automatic admission based on standardized test scores. But Likins said that would create a...
  • Clinton to speak at UT in Austin

    02/04/2004 9:39:19 PM PST · by ECTO_1 · 12 replies · 183+ views
    I read on the Heart of Texas website that Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak at the University in Texas in Austin, on February 12th, and that a protest is being planned in response. Does anyone have any further info on this? I tried emailing Heart of Texas, but email delivery failure resulted.
  • Liberals on the List: Conservative Students Are Tracking Professors Who Arouse Ire

    12/15/2003 12:30:07 AM PST · by nickcarraway · 47 replies · 576+ views
    ABCNEWS.com ^ | Dec. 13 | Mike von Fremd
    D A L L A S, Dec. 13— University of Texas journalism professor Robert Jensen is an unapologetic liberal who openly expresses his strong views, both in and out of the classroom. "My political views are left," Jensen said. "Some people would call me a radical." In the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, student Austin Kinghorn felt Jensen crossed the line. "We walked in, and he had the overhead projector turned on, and on there was a sentence, 'What is terrorism?' " Kinghorn said. "And Jensen took the next hour and 15 minutes of class to basically make his point,...