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Bill would ban college free speech zones

freespeecharticle-300x175By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times

State lawmakers will decide whether those who have something to say on college and university campuses can be told when and where they can say it.

The proposal by Rep. Anthony Kern, R-Glendale, would make it illegal for state-run schools to designate any area on campus as a “free speech zone.” In fact, HB2615 requires universities and community colleges to convert any such existing area to a memorial or monument.

Kern isn’t the only one to outlaw such special areas.

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