Judge weighs Christian students’ request to block NCSU speech policy

[TexasTowelie]

RALEIGH -- A federal judge told attorneys challenging and defending a N.C. State University student speech policy that he planned to rule over the weekend on a request to block enforcement of the campus code while the lawsuit is pending in court.

The Grace Christian Life student organization sued four administrators at NCSU in April, arguing that it should not have to get a permit from the university to hand out fliers and talk to students about Jesus.

The group of students also contend that they have been targeted unfairly by administrators, saying they have been told they must remain at an assigned table in the Talley Student Union building while other organizations have representatives collecting signatures on petitions or handing out literature beyond the boundaries.

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[Hoppy]

1. I want to talk to them about my friend, Beezelbub.

Can I set up my table next to theirs.


In this case, I think they are right. If other groups can operate without boundaries, they should be allowed.