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To the Editor:
As a Brandeis alumnus, I am appalled by the lack of due process afforded to Prof. Donald Hindley (POL) in the recent investigation by the Brandeis administration ("FIRE publishes report on Hindley," Jan. 29 issue); by the ridiculous lengths to which the administration went to ensure that minority students not be made "uncomfortable" by what their professors and fellow students say in their classes; and by what appears to me to be the unconscionable treatment of a professor who has devoted nearly a half-century of his professional life to the University....
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Stewart Trickett
posted 2/12/08 @ 7:10 PM EST
Why are people so afraid of free speech? Can anyone point to a society where speech was truly free that is worthy of our contempt?