with houston state university they were made to terror down. and then of course, the phenomenon of free speech zones. and to restrict freedom of speech and tiny areas on campus. my early experience was texas tech where they have we were contacted by the anti-war students to have they could not get into the gazebo for free-speech activities. 28,000 deny the cboe? a friend has eight math degree from m.i.t. but god forbid of all students wish to express themselves once you'd have to compress them down to the density of uranium 238. [laughter] i was glad that this but he was serious. 2308. [laughter] with a reasonable time place of restrictions they always have that power. and the university of cincinnati was just this summer. and this speech some sewed to consider to be every speech zone you have to apply 10 days in a pants to protest on soaps day had the back to work initiative and said they could do not do it but the it they were seeing walking around campus the police would be called. it is even worse because this is only being enforced but the

we had some cases the houston state university, free speech will they were made to tear it down by the campuses and we have a video about that we work with them on that. and then of course there is the phenomenon of the free speech zone which some philosophy's don't know about. free speech zones restrict freedom of speech to the tiny areas on campus. one of my early experiences in fighting these was at texas tech university where the 20,000 students, one of the largest universities in the country for contacted by the entire war students that wanted to have a protest that was going and they were being told that they have to get into a 20-foot white gazebo which was the only place for free-speech activities on campus. the 28,000 students. i had a friend who has a master's degree from mit and he worked out if god forbid all 28,000 students wished to express themselves at once you would have to crush them down to the density of 2008. [laughter] i remember laughing at this thinking. it's called a reasonable time on the restrictions and i think it allows people to study things that actually

we had the houston state university case, free speech wall made to tear it down. we worked with them as a fellow on that. and of course is the phenomenon of free speech zones, which a lot of students don't know about. free-speech zones restrict freedom of speech. one of my early experiences fighting these was at texas tech university were 20,000 students, physically one of the largest universities in the country contact the antiwar students who wanted to every protest of what would be the iraq war before it started. they were told they had to get into a 20-foot wide boom, the only place for free speech at the dan campus. 28,000 students in a gazebo. i have a friend with a math math degree from m.i.t. and he worked out of to pervade all 28,000 students wish to express themselves at once you have to crush them to the density. i remember laughing at this picture is very serious. [laughter] universities are love reasonable time restrictions. instead of the restrictions. instead of the study, disrupt, they always have the power. there's nothing reasonable about telling

in the trial of a bowie state university student charged with killing her roommate in a fight over music. it's been more than a year since the stabbing occurred. karen gray houston visited bowie state to see how life on campus changeed since then. careern? >> reporter: well -- karen? >> shawn, students say the mood here on campus is more subdued and somber since alexis simpson allegedly stabbed dominic frazier in the neck with a pair of scissors. the students designated a special area on campus, calling it a peace park as an ongoing reminder of how they want to have their commitment to a safe environment on campus. and the administration said it hopes to have -- it's hosted a number of special programs with speakers that focus on conflict resolutions. alexis simpson was there all day at the prince georges county courthouse in upper marlboro watching as lawyers for both sides picked the jury. opening statements in her murder trial are expected to begin next tuesday after the veteran's day holiday. it's a case that still gives students pause for reflection. >> we send judge -- we should leave that in the hands of the judicial system. that is why they're here. they

underway in the trial of a bowie state university student charged with killing her roommate in a fight over music. it's been one year since the stabbing. fox 5's karen gray houston visited the university today to see how life on campus has changed. >> reporter: alexis simpson was there all day at the prince george's county courthouse in upper marlboro watching as lawyers for both sides picked the jury. opening statements in her murder trial are expected to begin next tuesday after the veterans day holiday. it's a case that still gives bowie students pause for reflection. >> we shouldn't judge either student. we should leave that in the hands of the judicial system. that's why they are here. so they will pick whether it was self-defense or an act of aggression. >> reporter: prosecutors say it was an act after impression, that simpson chose the end the life. police say simpson attacked her roommate, 18-year-old domonique frazier, after the two argued over music played on an ipod. witnesses say the two were separated but simpson was pushed into her bedroom. they say it all ended when simpson came out on the attack with the scissors. >> i went to high school with th

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