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DESCRIPTION:The First Amendment says that government “shall make no law . .
  .\nabridging the freedom of speech.” How do those words apply in a public
 \nuniversity where the robust exchange of ideas is cherished but where som
 e\nkinds of speech collide with other important goals and values?\nJoin a 
 panel of experts to learn what the First Amendment actually protects\non c
 ampus—and what it doesn’t—and to hear diverse perspectives on\nreal-world 
 cases involving conflicts over freedom of speech.\nPanelists:\nAkhil Amar\
 , Yale Law School\nJim Anderson\, College of Education\nJason Mazzone\, Co
 llege of Law\nModerated by:\nVikram Amar\, College of Law\nLight refreshme
 nts will be served.\n\n    \n        \n            \n            Sponsor:\
 n            \n            \n            College of Law and Office of the 
 Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs\n            \n        \n    \n
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LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign
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SUMMARY:Free Speech on Campus Panel at Illini Union with Panelist Jim Ander
 son
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The First Amendment says that government “s
 hall make no law . . .<br>\nabridging the freedom of speech.” How do those
  words apply in a public<br>\nuniversity where the robust exchange of idea
 s is cherished but where some<br>\nkinds of speech collide with other impo
 rtant goals and values?</p>\n<p>Join a panel of experts to learn what the 
 First Amendment actually protects<br>\non campus—and what it doesn’t—and t
 o hear diverse perspectives on<br>\nreal-world cases involving conflicts o
 ver freedom of speech.</p>\n<p>Panelists:</p>\n<p><strong>Akhil Amar</stro
 ng>\, Yale Law School<br>\n<strong>Jim Anderson</strong>\, College of Educ
 ation<br>\n<strong>Jason Mazzone</strong>\, College of Law</p>\n<p>Moderat
 ed by:</p>\n<p><strong>Vikram Amar</strong>\, College of Law</p>\n<p><em>L
 ight refreshments will be served.</em></p>\n<table>\n    <tbody>\n        
 <tr>\n            <td>\n            <p>Sponsor:</p>\n            </td>\n  
           <td>\n            <p>College of Law and Office of the Vice Chanc
 ellor for Student Affairs</p>\n            </td>\n        </tr>\n    </tbo
 dy>\n</table>
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