The article discusses alternatives to dogmatism and skepticism in humanistic research and teaching. (DB)

Relates how this university changed from a relatively autonomous institution to an extension of an authoritarian government. (HS)

In 1837 seven professors lost their positions for protesting the king's revocation of Hanover's constitution. (AF)

Describes the growth and development of collective bargaining by university faculty, and examines some of the objections and benefits resulting from it. (RB)

Australia, with the aid of the Library Association of Australia, struggles against increasing restrictions on intellectual freedom. (NH)

Freedom of the press can be a reality in secondary school publications when a code of ethics approved and developed by both the students and administration has been established. (JB)

An answer to those who charge the book is obscene, racist or immoral, the article has general applications as well. (SP)

In this paper presented to the National ACAC Conference in Chicago, October, 1969, the author looked at the effect of traditional moderate liberalism on college students. (Author)

Librarians continue their traditional fight for intellectual freedom in the wake of recent censorship moves. (Author)

A superintendent's decision to stop presentation of a high school play was upheld by the court over a challenge that the students' First Amendment right of expression had been unconstitutionally abridged. The case has implications for other cases involving student First Amendment claims. (MLF)

Documents attempts to subvert academic freedom at the University of Washington between 1946 and 1954. (AEA)