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One of the many ironies or paradoxes of life in academia is that freedom of speech never is more complex than when it is discussed by people who speak for a living.

As the spring semester concludes and many collegians near their graduation, current and former politicians will deliver speeches at some ceremonies.

Maybe the Trump Era has arrived.

But is it just an excuse to bash Trump? A recent lecture there might make you wonder.

It’s not often that you see liberals channeling Richard Weaver, particularly when they are former teachers.

Because the Ninth Circuit is still fighting reality.

The ancient Marxists and modern art academicians have at least one thing in common: For both of them “art is a weapon.” Unfortunately, for neither of them, who seem to overlap, has it been a particular talent.

In a recent blog, a religious studies professor from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville summarized the current academic outlook on the lead paragraph of one of his blogs.

A Florida State University research project will research how certain prison reforms will reduce the amount of ex-inmates committing crimes and will help them adjust to civilian life, which aligns with the Trump administration’s recently-outlined principles.

And wait until you see where it comes from.

Generation Opportunity, a free-market organization geared towards Millennials, gives several suggestions on how Millennials can act on their tax reform savings and ignore Democratic politician Nancy Pelosi’s “crumbs” comment on tax reform.

Can it be that the Resistance, at least on the academic side, is realizing that President Trump may serve at least one full term?