@NAChristakis Yes it is better written and more nuanced, but the bottom line does not appear that much different than other non-Ivy institutions are adopting. 1A does not create a license to terrorize, take over property, or obstruct education.
@mihaschw@MaxAbrahms Concerned a wristband might not always be visible. Perhaps they should use yellow stars on the shirt instead? In what world does a state university tolerate this "segregation now, segregation forever" behavior? Biden needs to channel Eisenhower/Kennedy to address it.
@steve_vladeck@UTAustin There is no first amendment right to obstruct students from attending class. There is no first amendment right to trespass. Given recent events, a strong response was appropriate. (Parent of UT student)
@nhuberfeld1 If Ms. Hawley's theory prevails, I am making myself available to any organization offended by a law to conduct expensive studies and thereby confer standing. #SCOTUS
#SCOTUS So any time an organization chooses to make studies to determine the effect of a law they don't like, that gives the organization standing? Wow, the problem of the plaintiffs in Clapper could have been solved so easily."
@ProfRobAnderson 2/ problem when it is presented not as pre-digested algebraic symbols but as a "word problem," which is how it would typically arise in the real world. Large Language Models will partly compensate for educational deficiencies, but not fully I suspect.
@ProfRobAnderson 1/ Think about what it says about our educational system that many graduates can't do this only a few years out of college. I don't mind that they can't do the calculation. The bigger question is whether they have enough computational thinking to know how to even set up the ...
@ProfJulieHill@uw_law Will do. Laramie has a place in my heart! (Excellent coffee shop, food coop, gas prices and that 80s vibe. Plus the world's best spot for kids who like watching trains).
Wondering about persistence of TX Gov Abbott's support for const. right to travel. "โItโs clear that Mayor Adams knows nothing about the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution, or about the constitutional right to travel that has been recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court.โ