On 2/28/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Jerry wrote:
> > I think that was the original argument.  Let the professors teach, but
> > there needs to be bounds on what they can say.
>
> NO!  That's where we disagree.
....
> If a course is not as advertised, or doesn't deliver what's promised,
> then tort law covers that.  Done and done.

+1

Accredited might have been overlooked, as well-- it shouldn't be,
as it's an important part of this whole process, and is a pretty
heavy hitter in the "this can be taught, this can't" department.

Sorta a check on the whole "we can do what we want" idea.
**
I like that safety is the only reason to limit speech in school,
even tho that's kinda sad too-- Guess my freedom stops
where your safety starts, or some such, neh?  THAT's a
slippery slope.

Enter the Seat Belt!  Heh.  Sorta tho... =-/

Yup, not an easy thing to figure out, with or without The Law.

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