[HOTTIEBOY]

I don't get it

[Brilliant]

Since it's a private university, I don't see how the First Amendment applies, but on the other hand, I think that after you've spent 2 years of your academic career at a University, it's a bit below the belt for them to kick you out because they don't like something you said. If I were his lawyer, I'd be demanding a copy of the written policy that clearly spelled that out at the time he accepted admission, and in the absence of them being able to produce it, I would sue to get all of the costs of going to college for the last two years from them, as well as the value of the lost time.

[Coleus]

Catholic Colleges should not have or think of having
Gay-Straight Alliance groups.

On any campus in America, the free exercise of the first amendment and hearing both sides of the issue is paramount.
There was just a FR thread posted about a prof. saying that white people should be killed, noting happened to him, and that other idiot in Colorado about the USA deserved to be blown up on 9.11, he's still there.

On paper, the RCC (including all catholic colleges) is supposed to be "against" homosexuality and in favor of God's moral and natural law.

This student made his comments on a non-university web site.

[wolfcreek]

I don't get it

This is about the forth time I've read this crap in a thread today. If you don't have something intelligent to add, then STFU!!!!!!!!

[airedale]

He'd be in trouble no matter what he said, but there is a big difference between saying a behavior is wrong or immoral and saying that the person who does a particular activity is subhuman i.e. not really human. The Catechism talks about the behavior, but doesn't say anyone who practices it is not really human.