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Reports
Study of Bias in the Selection of Commencement Speakers at 32 Elite Colleges and Universities · 15 November 2007
Study of Bias in the Selection of Commencement Speakers
Pennsylvania’s Academic Freedom Reforms · 01 December 2006
What the academic freedom hearings in Pennsylvania accomplished.
Students for Academic Freedom: A New Campus Movement · 16 October 2006
By SARA HEBEL - The Chronicle of Higher Education
Conservative activists and students press campaigns against perceived bias on campuses.
Colorado Battle · 15 October 2006
Relevant News Links from the Colorado Media
Two Disputed Colorado Cases · 11 September 2006
Two Disputed Colorado Cases
Hearings on Academic Freedom · 03 July 2006
Hearings on Academic Freedom
Study of Bias in the Selection of Commencement Speakers at 32 Elite Colleges and Universities · 14 June 2006
This study of the selection of commencement speakers is intended
to supplement the Study of Political Bias in the Administration
and to provide an independent measure of its accuracy. In this
case we were able to assign an identity to all the subjects with
a political profile. The results are, in fact, even more imbalanced
than what we discovered in our more imperfect inquiry into the
political views of faculty and administrators. The ratio of commencement
speakers on the left and right was 226-15, a ratio of over 15-1.
Removing the three schools that featured multiple speakers every
year, the count of 172-15 still almost perfectly mirrors the
similar 10-1 ratio we observed with faculty political alignment.
Shortell and Brooklyn College SAF: A Contradiction Explained (part 2) · 21 June 2005
A special report from Brooklyn College SAF by Eldad Yaron—06/17/05
The Sociology department’s decision to elect Prof. Shortell as chair last month clearly turned out disastrous. Claiming at first to laugh at his critics, prof. Shortell eventually stepped down, blaming everyone but himself.
Students for Academic Freedom Second Year Achievement Report · 06 June 2005
June 06, 2005
In its second academic year of operations, Students for Academic Freedom has made tremendous strides, transforming the battle for academic freedom into the most exciting movement on college campuses today. Since its inception less than two years ago, SAF has inspired students on over 150 campuses to take up the cause of academic freedom and fight for an Academic Bill of Rights. Recognition of the movement's importance has also spread among legislators who have introduced bills in up to 16 states and the United States Congress.
The Case of the Colorado Exam · 20 April 2005
04/21/05
My campaign for academic freedom has roused up a storm of unprincipled opposition from the academic left. Although the campaign is based on the academic freedom tradition of the American Association of University Professors extending back to 1915 it has been compared by its opponents - including the current leadership of the AAUP and the American Federation of Teachers -- to the "red scare" and the " McCarthy witch-hunt " and even Mao Zedong's purge of Communist Party officials during the " Cultural Revolution ."
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