The University of Massachusetts at Amherst said this month it would buy a campus that was shutting down, Mount Ida College. People at UMass-Boston weren’t thrilled.
Julie Wollman, president of Widener University, and Jeffrey Rosen, president of the National Constitution Center, a nonprofit group, discuss how education can help people understand First Amendment rights in an age of incivility.
Correction
An item in Monday’s newsletter stated incorrectly that a $1-million museum would be built at the University of Wisconsin at Madison to study and honor campus minority groups. The university will undertake a history project that will include an exhibit.
Poppycock, says Geoff Pullum. Dropping the occasional pictograph into their prose is not going to strip people of the capacity to form sentences.
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