They are allowed to express their first amendment rights, but first amendment rights are not unlimited. See Ward v Rock Against Racism (1989) where the Supreme Court developed a test for time-place-manner restrictions.
You can disagree with the law and very well established Supreme Court precedent, but you can’t generally argue that the universities are violating the law by creating time, place and manner restrictions for free speech (unless they are failing the time-place-manner test).
With reasonable restrictions on time, place and matter decided by the university.
Even first amendment rights are not unlimited. Regardless of how you feel, it’s just a simple constitutional matter. This is like middle school civics stuff.
There are still time, place and manner restrictions on protests at a public university.
Prisons are a for-profit industry
Could have seized from alcohol withdrawal but there typically would be quite a few warning signs first.
I actually don’t hate it
Saw this at Whole Foods the other day for the first time and commented to the cashier that it was kind of creepy and her response was “I know right”.
Cost me about $150 for the electrician
This is interesting because I bought a Dremel for a project as a home owner about 7 years ago and haven’t touched it since.
Eat a dick, Harbaugh
That’s a pretty shitty Wikipedia article, honestly.
Try: https://firstamendment.mtsu.edu/article/time-place-and-manner-restrictions/