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Diane Schrader Exposes Top 10 Abusers of Individual Rights on Campus in 2010 in 'NewsRealBlog'

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January 3, 2011

Diane Schrader, writing for NewsRealBlog, researched recent FIRE cases and documented what she considered to be the 10 most egregious violations of individual rights with updates in 2010. With so many outrageous violations of student expression this year, which 10 cases struck Schrader as particularly chilling? Read her post to find out!

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