- Doug Hann, a student at Brown University, was expelled for shouting abusive and derogatory language at other students while intoxicated, including racial and homophobic slurs. - His expulsion sparked debate around the limits of free speech on college campuses and whether universities can punish speech that constitutes harassment. - While some saw it as upholding protections against racism, others argued it inhibited free expression and could set a precedent for censorship of unpopular opinions. Universities struggled to balance these competing interests around offensive speech versus harassment.

1. Should this Student Have been Expelled? Cross-Cultural Communications WTUC

2. http://www.gulfnews.com/images/08/03/24/25_op_hypocrisy01_4.jpg

4. http://www.brown.edu/web/about/ http://www.nytimes.com/1991/02/12/us/student-at-brown-is-expelled-under-a-rule-barring-hate-speech.html?pagewanted=all

5. http://www.brown.edu/Students/ACLU/IHahn.html

50. Is this speech protected?

51. Flag burning

53. Burning a cross

54. Is this speech protected?

55. Libel

56. Solicitation to commit murder

60. Freedom of Speech in Taiwan

61. Are you in favor of unlimited freedom of speech?