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 | | In rare cases, it may be possible for a faculty member or a student to claim a contractual right to academic freedom, but such an claim will inevitably assert that the pre-existing right of academic freedom has been impliedly incorporated into the faculty member or the student's contract with the educational institution. |
 | | If a user (faculty or student) is found to have committed an offense, he or she should have the right to a formal hearing and the right of appeal. |
 | | Yes, this is censorship, as per definition 1 of censorship and definition 1.2 of censor listed here (from Webster's, unknown edition): cen.sor.ship \'sen(t)-s*r-.ship\ n 1: the institution, system, or practice of censoring or censors 2: the office, power, or term of a Roman censor 3: exclusion from consciousness by the psychic censor 1. |
| www.eff.org /Censorship/Academic_edu/CAF/news/cafv01n03 (6578 words) |
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