· Updated January 16, 2025 12:27 AM · 3 min read read
Why is it that every time there's a free-speech outrage on campus college administrators learn the wrong lessons?
State authorities in Connecticut have determined that Gateway Pundit correspondent Lucian Wintrich did nothing illegal when he tried to retrieve his lecture notes from a social justice warrior who stole them from the lectern during a contentious talk at the University of Connecticut last month. Instead, the woman who took the papers is being charged with larceny and disorderly condu
Why is it that every time there's a free-speech outrage on campus college administrators learn the wrong lessons?
State authorities in Connecticut have determined that Gateway Pundit correspondent Lucian Wintrich did nothing illegal when he tried to retrieve his lecture notes from a social justice warrior who stole them from the lectern during a contentious talk at the University of Connecticut last month. Instead, the woman who took the papers is being charged with larceny and disorderly condu…
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