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Pursue Truth: Never Fear, Never Waver
ACTA’s Hero of Intellectual Freedom award was presented to Roland G. Fryer, Jr., professor of economics at Harvard University.
Speeches & Testimony
Policymakers | Intellectual Diversity
Testimony before the Missouri House of Representatives
February 1, 2007 by Anne D. Neal Download PDF Press Release
ACTA president Anne D. Neal presents expert testimony on intellectual diversity to the Higher Education Committee at the State Capitol in Jefferson City.
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Furman needs to walk its talk on free speech
Fall is a wonderful time at Furman University. Friends are reuniting after a summer apart. The mall is teeming with football tailgates. The leaves are just beginning to turn. All on one of the most beautiful college campuses in the country. It should be an ideal place to learn and grow.
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Intellectual diversity or intellectual insult?
The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill last week that would require public colleges to report regularly on how they promote and protect “intellectual diversity.” While the bill still must be approved by the Senate and the governor to become law, House passage was a major victory for groups seeking legislative help to change […]
ACTA in the NewsFreedom of Expression
Bill would require colleges to report on intellectual diversity
Legislation in the Missouri House would require the state’s public colleges to report annually on specific steps taken to ensure and promote intellectual diversity and academic freedom. The bill’s sponsor, state Rep. Jane Cunningham, R-Chesterfield, Mo., said she filed House Bill 213 partly in response to a case last year involving a former student at […]
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Campus Intellectual Diversity Debated
Students report being pressured into particular political views by professors on Missouri campuses. “I think there’s good sides on both parts of the spectrum so just meeting in the middle somewhere in my opinion is the best way,” said Pat Jackson, MU student. While most students speak their minds freely, some Missouri college students say […]
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