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Voices of Vision: The Battle Continues

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FIRE

July 28, 2008

Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression

This short trailer for the second Voices of Vision episode featuring FIRE gives viewers a preview of the topics covered in the full-length video.

WATCH TRAILER: This two-minute trailer provides a brief glimpse into FIRE's cases at Le Moyne College, where a graduate student was expelled for defending corporal punishment in the classroom, and SUNY Fredonia, where a professor was denied promotion for publicly disagreeing with the university's student conduct policies and affirmative action practices.

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