University of Chicago Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor of Law Geoffrey R. Stone talks University history, the heckler's veto, and why students shouldn't shut down Steve Bannon.
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“It is a travesty to label as free speech the combination of brandished weapons, the killing of an innocent person, threats, and the symbols that represent destruction to so many.”
The designs revealed a campus that includes a museum, a forum, and a library. Obama intends to open up the museum's top floor so that “kids can have access to the view, and see for themselves the beauty of Jackson Park and the neighborhood.”
Matthew Urbanik of Schaumburg, IL was charged with one count of Felony Criminal Damage to Property and has been permanently barred from University property.
Zimmer meets privately each quarter with the Executive Committee of Student Government to discuss campus issues, while CC meetings are open to the public and press.
In an interview with the Maroon, the director of the Oriental Institute voiced concerns about performing fieldwork, inviting scholars, and collaborating with the seven affected countries.
Student Government (SG) General Assembly passed two resolutions on Monday evening—one calling for the creation of a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) advisory council, and one calling on the University to become a “sanctuary campus.”
The Institute of Politics will host president elect Donald Trump’s choice for press secretary, Sean Spicer, for a discussion with IOP Director David Axelrod.
Responding to apparently light sentences for sexual assault, Wolfe cites new mandatory training, is "hopeful that we’ll see some different outcomes going forward."
Although the changes to the CC bylaws were agreed upon last year, they were applied inconsistently due to the administrative error. This led to the appointment of an otherwise ineligible CC member and an inability to punish reps for poor attendance.
The new Committee on Student Employment created the website to provide students with a clear source of information on grad student unionization and commonly-asked employment questions.
After receiving four write-in votes in this spring's CC election, Joshua Engelman was eligible to fill a vacancy as one of the representatives of the Class of 2017.
The Student Government executive slate has created three new committees: the Committee on Student Employment, the Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Committee, and the Constitutional Review Committee.
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