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Riding the college lecture circuit, Nat Hentoff has found that from campus to campus, the lack of due process in college disciplinary systems (and the student judicial codes on which they're based) is a reliable conversation stopper. But now a case of sufficient resonance -- Schaer v. Brandeis University -- has arisen to force colleges and universities to talk about it.
September 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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