Must Universities "Subsidize" Controversial Ideas?: Allocating Security Fees When Student Groups Host Divisive Speakers - The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education - FIRE

Must Universities "Subsidize" Controversial Ideas?: Allocating Security Fees When Student Groups Host Divisive Speakers

September 8, 2011

by Erica Goldberg

George Mason University Civil Rights Law Journal

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