12016-04-11T07:49:17-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf67578572plain2016-04-11T07:50:22-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675Because the simple fact of the matter is, and you can see this, every generation, whether they’re a generation of students going through, you know, the population goes in four years, there’ll be no one on campus who knows who the hell you are, you know, that’s just the nature of it. Birds of passage, everyone’s a bird of passage. So they all end up in reinventing the wheel in different times, reinventing the wheel. And they all have to understand what these things mean for themselves. But getting the public as a whole, even the educated public, to understand and think in a deeper sense about what freedom of speech means and how it functions in practice, is extremely difficult.
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12016-04-11T06:39:50-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675John Greenbacker on Courage of Convictions2John Greenbacker Jr. reflects on how each generation of the University’s students must renegotiate what free speech means to them and how in order to act, students had to hold the courage of their convictions.plain2016-04-12T09:55:26-07:00SoundCloud2016/04/11 13:30:19 +0000258443470Speaking Back to the Speaker Banall-rights-reservedCharlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675