Taking away our right to free speech is not my idea of the United States of America. For example, in Washington D.C the Student Press Law Center is a fundamental source of legal support for student editors around the country. That’s to say that University of Kansas a student host and producer of a news program was not allowed to interview the leader of the Ku Klux Klan by school officials (345, Hentoff). Well, so much for free inquiry on that campus. Who can tell us what kind of speech can be heard by everyone? In addition, in Nat Hentoff’s article, “Free Speech on the Campus,” Hentoff makes the point that "free expression"--the freedom that underlies all our other freedoms--is under attack as never before. Alarmingly, most of these recent attacks aren't emanating from some centralized authority but from people and groups across the political spectrum. Moreover his artic

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