FIRE is launching a new Campus Freedom Network site, to enable "students and faculty to communicate quickly and effectively both with each other and with FIRE in order to defend liberty on their campuses." The press release details an impressive range of resouces:
Drawing from FIRE's vast library of educational resources, the CFN will empower students to be their own advocates on campus, as well as provide new opportunities to network and share strategies with students across the country. The new CFN website will host a message board, audio podcasting, video uploading for FIRE's recently launched Multimedia Project, a list of FIRE staff and allies available for speeches, and FIRE's speech code widgets. These features will enable members to coordinate activities across university systems and across the country.
Students and faculty should make haste to sign up.
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We are not police officers and do not collect evidence as in a crime. Nor are we in a position to do so in a fluid combat enviroment. If they are present and armed we assume they are combatants. If they have fired upon us they are lucky to be alive and are alive on borrowed time.
Posted by Nolan Calnick | July 2, 2011 11:12 PM
Posted on July 2, 2011 23:12