Facebook reprimand lands university in court

Law & Order | 207333 hits | Jun 11 6:00 pm | Posted by: LightStarr

A University of Calgary student says the school violated his constitutional right to freedom of speech when it disciplined him over Facebook comments. Keith Pridgen, 20, was in court Friday, asking a Court of Queen's Bench judge to decide if the univer

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by LightStarr
Sat Jun 12, 2010 1:06 am
We as students and citizens have every right to complain about the poor job someone is doing; especially when we are paying for that service. If I had a problem with a prof I damn well said something about it. To suggest that we can't is a fools errand.
by wildrosegirl
Sat Jun 12, 2010 2:13 am
Of course you do. And if you're going to exercise an adult right, you should do in an adult like manner, rather than the cowards way, and make snotty, derogatory remarks on bloody Facebook.
by Brenda
Sat Jun 12, 2010 2:15 am
And respond in an adult way and take the posters to court

There are worse "groups" on fb... Hell, countries BLOCK fb because they don't agree with shit posted on there. I dunno, but aren't we taking fb an itsie bitsie tooooooooo seriously??

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