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What would be the winning argument? -- nm

Posted by Max Mar 13 '15, 10:46

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- But is the frat protected in the same way that students are? -- nm - Max Mar 13, 10:54 14
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    - I'm don't know the full scope of the case - are the students on the video being expelled or just prohibited from being frat boys while active students - Max Mar 13, 10:58 12
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        Can an agreement to abide by the school's code of conduct ("don't be racist") as a condition for enrollment - TWuG Mar 13, 11:05 4
        
        Don't be racist isn't in the code of conduct. I can't imagine this will be upheld. - ???? Mar 13, 11:14 3
        
        looks like it would come down to "harassing or humiliating" vs "teasing, offhanded comments" - Max Mar 13, 11:17 2
        
        The whole CoC is very vague about so much, I can't imagine if it gets challenged it could stick. - ???? Mar 13, 11:21 1
        
        Most CoCs are like that though. It's not as though they can be like "these are the seven words you cannot say" - Roger More Mar 13, 11:28
        
        Do you predict if they win a suit that that then trumps student conduct violation procedures, essentially making them immune to punishment? -- nm - Max Mar 13, 11:03 5
        
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        If I was OU I would say sure and then house them in the same dorm as the football team -- nm - decline Mar 13, 11:12
        
        And looking at the code of conduct at OU, I see no way their expulsion will be upheld. -- nm - ???? Mar 13, 11:10
        
        Interesting, thanks - Max Mar 13, 11:09
        
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"Free speech" is probably what they'll go with. - TWuG Mar 13, 10:50

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