Today, I was at the Children’s museum in San Diego, and I scrawled MEEP on the chalkboard. You know why? Because it’s my goddamned right to do so, and because
Seven people were arrested for cheering. Cheering what? An Al Quaeda attack? No. Cheering at the death of a puppy? No. Cheering as a mob of people rape a handicapped
From the Boston Globe SACRAMENTO, Calif.—A high school newspaper in California was disbanded after it published a front-page photo of a student burning an American flag, triggering criticism that the
If this gives you woodyou might be a high schoolprincipal from the panhandle In Gillman v. Holmes County School District, a federal judge ruled today that a Florida panhandle school
AutoAdmit pseudonymous defendant “AK47” has made a few errors in judgment. First his statements on the AutoAdmit board. Bad judgment? Yes. Legally actionable? Probably not. But, that didn’t stop anyone
Does anyone wonder if Salvatore Rivieri was the inspiration for the Farva character in Super Troopers? Watch this video and judge for yourself. This is what happens when you hire
The Yale Daily News reports: Members of the Yale Women’s Center board threatened to initiate legal action Sunday after discovering a photograph posted on Facebook.com depicting 12 Yale students affiliated
Regarding an earlier blog post on the Bradenton Body Painting issue: Body Paint, The First Amendment, and Student Speech, I was asked to comment on Fox and Friends. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pxg9oa3jSA]
A group of students in New Jersey got upset when their school district announced a plan to require school uniforms, so they decided to protest. Two fifth grade students attending
Denver Post Columnist, David Harsanyi, attempts to stoke the fires that burn in my guts — those fires that drive my admittedly evangelical desire to uphold and defend the Constitution
