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- Author: Joseph Covino
- Publisher: Epic Press
- ISBN-10: 0943283167
- ISBN-13: 9780943283166
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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UWF: University of West("Worst")Florida Exposed! is the stark but timeless cautionary tale about a lone disadvantaged student's triumphant struggle-against the entire corrupt good old boy network of one imperious and puritanical state institution of lower learning-to preserve his First Amendment rights of free speech and expression. For several years in the late 1970s and early 1980s the justice-seeking convictions of a single student, who took a defiant stand against censorship and bureaucratic oppression, were pitted against the whole machinery of bureaucratic coercion mobilized against him in a combative war of conspiratorial plots and dirty tricks. Exposed are an era's vilest bureaucratic knaves and villains: Bennett, Byrkit, Campbell, Committe, Clark, Curtis, Doerr, Dye, Elebash, Ellsworth, Henderson, Hopkins, Hudnall, Latham, Maygarden, Miklovich, Miller, Ranelli, Robinson, Waltrip. Because the struggle for justice against evil-minded, malicious and vicious men is universal this true account is relevant and vital to the academic and educational careers of university students of any age.
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- Author: Joseph Covino
- Publisher: Epic Press
- ISBN-10: 0943283167
- ISBN-13: 9780943283166
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
UWF: University of West("Worst")Florida Exposed! is the stark but timeless cautionary tale about a lone disadvantaged student's triumphant struggle-against the entire corrupt good old boy network of one imperious and puritanical state institution of lower learning-to preserve his First Amendment rights of free speech and expression. For several years in the late 1970s and early 1980s the justice-seeking convictions of a single student, who took a defiant stand against censorship and bureaucratic oppression, were pitted against the whole machinery of bureaucratic coercion mobilized against him in a combative war of conspiratorial plots and dirty tricks. Exposed are an era's vilest bureaucratic knaves and villains: Bennett, Byrkit, Campbell, Committe, Clark, Curtis, Doerr, Dye, Elebash, Ellsworth, Henderson, Hopkins, Hudnall, Latham, Maygarden, Miklovich, Miller, Ranelli, Robinson, Waltrip. Because the struggle for justice against evil-minded, malicious and vicious men is universal this true account is relevant and vital to the academic and educational careers of university students of any age.
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