[IrrettelatWet]

Oh boo-hoo sister.

[Kimeoffessyr]

This is why I wear teh mask.

[lalpphilalk]

Originally posted by Darius871


Yeah, because your posts on some gaming site are gonna ruffle some potentates' feathers. Thats just how I live.

[lalffibra]

Maybe UC Irvine doesn't want to turn into one of those liberal colleges gaining a notorious reputation for shouting down conservatives? If liberals can't respect our freedom of thought and speech, why should we respect theirs?

[U2DnBGFE]

It wasn't the staff that shut them down, but the staff is guilty of allowing students to disrupt conservative events without doing anything about it. I'm not saying this guy is guilty of anything, but perhaps they think he would be the same way.

[saopinax]

Chemerinsky is a very, very well known constitutional scholar among law folks. Basically UC Irvine would be getting one of the best legal minds in the country, but decided his personal beliefs were too liberal and couldn't handle that .

Having met him, I'd say that there is probably very little chance of him "shouting down" anyone.

Oh, and as for the statement on wiki which some may consider to be an embellishment:

Chemerinsky is also a lecturer for the Bar-Bri bar exam prep course, where he lectures about his outline and all applicable Supreme Court cases for 7 hours - without the use of any notes.

Having taken his Bar-Bri course (that's where I met him), that's DEAD ON. It's absolutely amazing to see him run down the history of constitutional law for 7 hours without having any notes at all.

[TeLMgNva]

Why don't you ask his wife?

[GeorgeEckland]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
It's absolutely amazing to see him run down the history of constitutional law for 7 hours without having any notes at all. Wow.

I couldn't speak 7 hours on anything w/o notes, much less case law.

[BodoidearoLew]

Yes, we know.

[QysnZWB4]

Actually its been years hasn't it?

[CedssypeEdids]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Having taken his Bar-Bri course (that's where I met him), that's DEAD ON. It's absolutely amazing to see him run down the history of constitutional law for 7 hours without having any notes at all. Yes, yes, that's the kind of wacko commie blather we've come to expect from you.

[JRixlcvF]

Originally posted by Wezil
Yes, we know.

[klnbgqr]

so what views or actions were deemed unsuitable by the regents?

[RCQDnMp5]

Originally posted by Shrapnel12
Maybe UC Irvine doesn't want to turn into one of those liberal colleges gaining a notorious reputation for shouting down conservatives? If liberals can't respect our freedom of thought and speech, why should we respect theirs? If your professor has to "shout you down," you're an ass. If someone doesn't want to argue with you and they are trying to do their job, just STFU.

[StitsVobsaith]

Originally posted by molly bloom


Thinking.

[Pheddytrourry]

Originally posted by Shrapnel12
Maybe UC Irvine doesn't want to turn into one of those liberal colleges gaining a notorious reputation for shouting down conservatives? If liberals can't respect our freedom of thought and speech, why should we respect theirs? By pre-emptively shouting him down. Pathetic

[asSexate]

Originally posted by Agathon

Hell, I haven't been able to get a straight answer from Poly's conservatives for 5 years now on what it actually is.
I'm not really conservative, but for what it's worth, I think it's defined as basically "stick with what works."

[kasandrasikl]

Admittedly, I don't know squat about the individual who gave the seed money for the law school — $20 million — but could he or folks linked to him be the cause(s) of this debacle?

Gatekeeper

[BakerBonce]

Originally posted by Kidicious
When did things start working? When FDR got elected.

Oh. You meant recently.

[nvmrfgopyy]

Now he should turn it down.