Good Article in the Argus Leader.

[MilwaukeeJacksAlum]

Re: Good Article in the Argus Leader.

....or even the Miller National Guard Armory

I've actually played basketball on both the Dome court and about 300 games on the Miller court.  The Miller court is a much better place to play a game.  Now hold on, because I'm going to put my second emoticon ever in here.    There.

[MilwaukeeJacksAlum]

Re: Good Article in the Argus Leader.

Good to know that SDSU administrators didn't care about people's freedom of speech.

For clarification purposes, the Frost would legally qualify as a quasi-public/quasi-private forum. Under those situations, the general public does not enjoy the full benefits of their otherwise constitutionally mandated personal rights. This is similar to when a school newspaper is censored for some reason or another by the administrators. Thus, SDSU (and USD in the dome for that matter) has every right to enforce a censorship of sorts when telling people to take down signs or turn their shirts inside out. They are not infringing on anyone's rights.

This was something I learned in lawschool in between naps and before I became an ambulance chaser (that one was for you jackmd).

[jackmd]

Re: Good Article in the Argus Leader.

This was something I learned in lawschool in between naps and before I became an ambulance chaser (that one was for you jackmd).

Call me, I have a lot of patients with smoking induced lung disease (some who never smoked) and I'd like to supplement my income.

[sports_buff]

Re: Good Article in the Argus Leader.

For clarification purposes, the Frost would legally qualify as a quasi-public/quasi-private forum.  Under those situations, the general public does not enjoy the full benefits of their otherwise constitutionally mandated personal rights.  This is similar to when a school newspaper is censored for some reason or another by the administrators.  Thus, SDSU (and USD in the dome for that matter) has every right to enforce a censorship of sorts when telling people to take down signs or turn their shirts inside out.  They are not infringing on anyone's rights.  

This was something I learned in lawschool in between naps and before I became an ambulance chaser (that one was for you jackmd).

I didn't think I would ever again hear the term quasi-public forum. We devoted about 3 weeks of our 1st Amendment rights class to what Prof. Day called "T-shirt Gate." He even had me do my paper on T-Shirt Gate, I had to do interviews with everyone involved, etc. I don't know if you ever had Prof. Day, but man when you get him sidetracked he can go all day.

[joeybrownerHOF]

Re: Good Article in the Argus Leader.

MJA- I figured as much
Sbuff-you aint kidding, does Pike get him going?