Rosalyn Kahn, who teaches freshmen at Citrus College, “violated her student’s free-speech rights when she ordered them to write anti-war letters to President Bush and penalized students who refused the assignment, the California school determined,” according to the Washington Times. A no-brainer, perhaps. But why did the college determine that it was the “free-speech rights” of her students that were violated? A glance at the course title, “Freshman Speech,” would indicate that Ms. Kahn actually violated the implicit contract between the students and the school, because, whatever she was doing with this inane little exercise, it had nothing to do … Continue reading The College Con