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  • … cum laude from Western Kentucky University with a B.A. in History and a B.A. in Spanish. As an undergraduate, Payne … in both Spain and China. On campus, she served on the Student Government Association judicial counsel, led the …
  • … I’m Fighting Back … 21279 … free speech … education … public school … Massachusetts … gender … My Middle School …
  • … of Virginia School of Law in 2016. He obtained his B.A. in history and religious studies from the University of Virginia …
  • … act illegally, or arbitrarily, or without letting the public meaningfully participate in the creation of new rules. … the agencies to first publish a proposed rule and allow public comment. Once the public comment period is over, the agency theoretically takes …
  • … to law school, Barnett earned a Bachelor of Arts in both history and political science from Transylvania University. …
  • … … 21207 … education … gender … family … parental rights … public school … New York … New York School Lies to Mother, …
  • … Me’ Mask Then-9-year-old Lydia Booth was forced by her public school to remove her ‘Jesus Loves Me’ face mask. … filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of an elementary school student and her parents after school officials prohibited her … to wear her mask if she chose to do so and pay attorneys’ fees. The bottom line Public schools should be demonstrating …
  • … with a primary focus on religious liberty, free speech, student privacy, conscience rights of creative professionals, and the First Amendment freedoms of public university students and professors. Lorence argued … ban on private worship services after hours in vacant public school buildings in the long-running  Bronx Household …
  • … and as private speech. Read the press release here . Can a public school punish an employee for making a silent, private … the activity is “physically separate from any student activity, and students [are] not … allowed to join … not intended to be observed by) students and the attending public” and told the coach he could instead pray in a …
  • … changing. But before Judge Duncan ever got to campus, the student mob intervened. In an act of intimidation, they … they have realized “the futility of logical debate.” If universities—and law schools especially—trade a culture of … the classroom as it is in the courtroom. Our colleges and universities are supposed to be marketplaces of ideas in …