Wednesday, December 12, 2012

CALIF. STUDENT SUES SCHOOL AFTER ALLEGEDLY BEING SUSPENDED FOR HIS POLITICS

Neil O’Brien is active in student government, and has made no secret about his opposition to the DREAM Act.

According to police reports, the professors said that O’Brien had been “threatening” and “harassing” them. Police took O’Brien in for questioning, but decided not to file charges after watching video he took of the incident.

University Vice President Paul Oliaro ultimately gave O’Brien disciplinary probation for a semester – which forbade him from serving as the president of a student group he formed (a chapter of Young Americans For Liberty) and banned him from going “within 100 feet of the Chicano Latin American studies faculty or staff or their offices or classrooms in which they are teaching.”