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FIRE Archives and Campus Outrages
Over at The Torch, I just blogged about the Collegiate Network’s 2007 Campus Outrage Awards, which feature FIRE cases at Johns Hopkins University and San Francisco State University. As any FIRE observer knows, the Collegiate Network had plenty of outrages to choose from this past year.
If you'd like to check out cases from years past, FIRE has archived all of our cases online for easy access. They're organized in alphabetical order by school and into four categories: free speech, religious liberty, freedom of conscience, and due process and legal equality.
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