Universities learning about Twitter on the go

07/06/11 The rush to join Twitter, Facebook and other social media websites could possibly include trampling on First Amendment rights. That's why most college coaches and administrators proceed cautiously in setting boundaries - if any - as their athletes join in the very public conversation.

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Why Can't Games Get it Right? Court decision a travesty

07/11/11 The Supreme Court has failed to uphold a California law banning the sale of ultra-violent video games to children, citing the First Amendment right to free speech. And, apparently, the First...

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Some claims dismissed in Confederate flag lawsuit

07/13/11 JEFF BARNARD Associated Press GRANTS PASS, Ore. A federal judge has dismissed some of the claims in a lawsuit brought by a Medford school bus driver fired for refusing to take a Confederate battle flag off his pickup truck while parked on school property. But Ken Webber's central claim that he should get his job back because the firing violated his First Amendment right to free speech is going ...

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