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FIRE President Greg Lukianoff to Discuss Vanderbilt Controversy on Fox & Friends this Sunday

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August 24, 2012

FIRE President Greg Lukianoff is scheduled to be in the Fox & Friends studio this Sunday at 8:45 a.m Eastern time on the Fox News Channel to discuss the ongoing controversy over a Vanderbilt University policy that has driven 13 religious groups off of campus this fall. Tune in to see Greg this Sunday morning, and get a jump on your knowledge of the issues by watching FIRE's most recent video about the case: "Exiled from Vanderbilt: How Colleges are Driving Religious Groups Off Campus."

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