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Available Today: The Winter 2016 ‘FIRE Quarterly’
It’s been a busy and exciting few months here at FIRE, with campus free speech and due process issues making headlines around the country. Now you can catch up on the most important FIRE news from the past few months all in one place.
Today’s release of the Winter 2016 F
Highlights include:
- A Message from the Executive Director
- Protests on Campus Grab National Headlines for Threats to Free Speech
- Report: Policy Restrictions on Campus Speech Rights Decline, but Federal Pressure Threatens Progress
- ‘Can We Take A Joke?’ Premieres at DOC NYC
- Oregon’s Student Government Discriminates Against Student Group Hosting Pro-Gun Rights Poker Tournament
Of course, we wouldn’t be able to do this valuable work without your support. As a “thank you” to our supporters, a donation to FIRE of $25 or more gets you a hard copy of the FIRE Quarterly delivered to your mailbox, or an e-copy sent to your inbox.
Click here to view the full report online.
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