The People v. Harvard Law

Thomas, Andrew Peyton.

The People v. Harvard Law how America's oldest law school turned its back on free speech / [electronic resource] : People versus Harvard Law Andrew Peyton Thomas. - 1st ed. - San Francisco, Calif. : Encounter Books, 2005. - vii, 221 p.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-210) and index.

Property crimes -- Crocodile hunting -- Up in smoke -- The limits of tenure -- Boneless Bob -- Triumph of the Crits -- Diversity, Harvard style -- "Conservatives should shut up about silencing" -- Poetic injustice -- The Socratic method becomes a hate crime -- Worlds apart -- Un-martial law -- Breaking the code.


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2009.
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Harvard Law School.


Law schools--Political aspects--Massachusetts--Cambridge.
Freedom of speech--Massachusetts--Cambridge.
Political correctness--Massachusetts--Cambridge.


Electronic books.

KF292.H3 / T48 2005eb

340/.071/17444