I can personally attest to one instance in which a Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA) campus bus was asked to remove an American flag for fear that that it would offend non-American students. That policy was almost immediately reversed and the poor confused bureaucrat who ordered it wrote a letter of apology to the newspaper.
I can also report an instance of an anti-war march organized by East Stroudsburg University students being physically disrupted by pro-war students. The university officials, to their credit, stepped in to protect the anti-war folks. > "No one has commented on the students on a number of campuses > being banned from flying American flags, putting up signs that say > "Proud to > be an American," and having pro-American rallies. This is more my point > than anything - the either subtle or overt control of students personal > beliefs, etc." > > Kakki, I'm honestly curious, and you've mentioned this several times > now. Do you have any idea how many times these instances have occurred? ----------------------------------- Deb Messling =^..^= -----------------------------------
