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Howard Dean thinks "hate speech" is not protected by the First Amendment. A New York University professor was given space in the New York Times to deride the idea of "a blanket permission to say anything anybody thinks" and to defend protestors who, using violence, shut down a speech that was to be delivered recently by Charles Murray, the social scientist.
Earlier this year, President Trump denounced the desecration of Jewish cemeteries. But he has said almost nothing about the murder of a black New Yorker last month by a racist military veteran.
Thursday night, there was a near-riot at New York University when self-declared "anti-fascists" disrupted an event with Gavin McInnes hosted by the College Republicans . Although it was not as violent as the riot Wednesday in Berkeley that shut down Milo Yiannopoulos's speech , the NYU event highlighted just how extreme the Left has become.
Vice News co-founder and frequent Fox News guest Gavin McInnes was speaking at an event at New York University when violent left-wing protesters attacked him and the crowd with pepper spray. The ensuing melee was broken up by police.
While Wall Street celebrates yet another stock market record - surpassing 20,000 on the Dow Jones industrial average - many Americans have little reason to cheer. Despite the spread of 401 retirement plans, the wealthiest 10 percent of households own roughly 80 percent of stock market wealth.
Coworking is probably a familiar concept at this point, but Evans wants to take his idea a step further. On Friday, on the top two floors of the building, he's starting construction on a space he envisions as a dorm for Millennials, though he cringes at the word "dorm."
Several private universities are boosting stipends and benefits ahead of a federal ruling that could clear the way for graduate students to form unions. To some grad students, it's an attempt to persuade them that they don't need collective bargaining to get a raise.
America's colleges and universities have been under significant pressure from their special snowflake students to clean up their act in terms of endowments and where they invest their money. The current trend in this area seems to be toward divesting from any funds benefiting Israel, but before that movement became the flavor of the day, protesters were already demanding divestment from nasty old fossil fuels.