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Federal shield laws are bleak, experts say

by Justin Horwath
Published March 21, 2007

Every day, 24-year-old video blogger Josh Wolf sets a record as the longest imprisoned journalist held for refusing to give up confidential sources or material. Wolf has been incarcerated for 212 days. And...

Facebook and the First Amendment

by Elena Rozwadowski
Published March 21, 2007

When Johns Hopkins University student Justin Park invited his Facebook friends to his "Halloween in the Hood" party last October, he didn't expect to be temporarily booted from classes for the next year. But...

The First Amendment: A question of limits

Published February 8, 2006

T EDITOR'S NOTE: By Britt johnsen [email protected]| Protesters rights | | Religion and education | | Bias crime | | Recruiting |Click image to view .pdf of First Amendment layoutThe...

A look back on access to U president-selection process

by Anna Weggel
Published February 22, 2005

In the wake of a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling that found the University broke public information laws, University President Bob Bruininks said there has been little to no impact on the University. In...

U community members critique current Iraqi press

by Mohamad Elmasry
Published February 22, 2005

After two years of war, an ousted regime and recent political elections, questions remain about freedom of the press in Iraq. Some University community members disagree about how free the Iraqi press is...

Survey: Rights unknown to some

Published February 22, 2005

As colleges across the country debate the First Amendment, a recent survey suggests high school students are ignorant about their constitutional rights. The University of Connecticut study, published by...

The First Amendment: freedom and truth

by Jake Weyer
Published February 22, 2005
Today's special report focuses on the First Amendment and free speech.

Students use blogs to practice their First Amendment rights online

by Jerret Raffety
Published February 22, 2005

Carlson School of Management student Wes Strait said he was originally looking for a space on the Internet to write about his life to keep his family and friends updated. Strait, a junior, is one of many...

Democrats rally support for Kerry at convention in Mass.

by Stephanie Kudrle
Published July 28, 2004
Fourteen University students arrived at the convention in Boston on Sunday.

Bush backers protest rally

by Jared Roddy
Published June 7, 2004
Hundreds marched at the University to show their support for President George W. Bush.

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