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Abstract: 

Preacher Did Not Establish Violation of Free Speech Rights When Forced to Move From Campus Upon Failure to Follow University Procedures. An evangelical preacher travels from campus to campus so that he can convey his message to as many students as possible. Based on prior experience, universities are a popular place to go, because there are usually many people around who could potentially hear the preacher’s religious message. Preacher Bloedorn was interested in delivering his message at Georgia State University (GSU), a state institution enrolling more than 18,000 students. Pharmacy Student Able to Establish Triable Issue as to Whether He Was the Victim of Sexual Harassment by College Professor. Daniel Papelino and his two roommates were pharmacy students at the Albany College of Pharmacy. They were enrolled in a year-long course in medicinal chemistry taught by a female professor, Ms. Nowak. College Professor’s Alleged Flirtations With Pharmacy Student Escalates, Leading Student to Report Incidents to Dean.

Keywords: Bloedorn v. Grube; permit application; speech policy; civil rights action; public forum; Papelino v. Albany College of Pharmacy; cheating allegation; expelled

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