Valdosta State Case Puts College Officials On Notice: You Can't Violate The First Amendment

Forbes ^ | July 31, 2015 | George Leef

[SunkenCiv]

Sorry, the student sounds like a tool. An environmentalist wannabee opposes a freakin' parking garage and goes full fruitfly about it?

[The_Media_never_lie]

It is really sad how arbitrarily a public official can rule in a public agency, make a bone headed decision, and escape with pension and live out their life with impunity.

In the relatively poor school district in which I live, the district public affairs officer ran a public relations campaign for a school building referendum, against state law. This has already cost the district $700k in legal fees and the PA officer and district superintendent are on PAID leave. I expect the superintendent will move on with his pension intact. He had to know what his PA officer was working on.

I would like to see Valdosta State name the latrine under the football stadium after it's sculpting former president.