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Who Let That Guy on Campus? First Amendment Freedoms.
Hobbs, Walter C. – New Directions for Institutional Advancement, 1982
The First Amendment guarantees freedom of expression, association, and religion, none of which may be circumscribed by any government arm, including higher education, except under narrowest conditions. Private institutions are not accountable to the First Amendment, but similar prohibitions may be imposed as a condition for receipt of government…
Descriptors: College Administration, Constitutional Law, Eligibility, Federal Aid
Use of Campus Facilities for First Amendment Activity.
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Newell, Lisa M. – Journal of College and University Law, 1982
First Amendment responsibilities of public colleges and universities to provide access to university facilities for First Amendment activity are analyzed within the public forum doctrine. State action doctrine and implications for private institutions are considered, public forum law in the university setting is discussed, and recent litigation is…
Descriptors: College Buildings, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Extracurricular Activities
Legal Aspects of the Relationship Between Fraternities and Public Institutions of Higher Education: Freedom of Association and Ability to Prohibit Campus Presence.
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Rumsey, Ralph S. – College and University, 1985
A historical analysis of the laws surrounding college-fraternity relationships, governed by the first amendment to the Constitution, and the likely state of those laws following the 1984 Supreme Court decision in Roberts v. United States Jaycees, is presented. (MSE)
Descriptors: Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Federal Courts, Fraternities