WHEN THINGS ARE NOT GOING WELL IN THE CAMPUS ONE OF THE REGISTERED TOOL THAT COULD BE STRAIGHTEN THE PROBLEMS IN THE INSTITUTE 1 DEMONSTRATIONS/PROTESTS The INSTITUTE recognizes the crucial importance of maintaining open communication and dialogue in the process of identifying and resolving problems, which may arise from the dynamics of life in the University. All members of the INSTITUTE community are therefore free to examine and discuss all questions of interest to them and to express opinions. Also important, however is the legitimate right of any member of the community to disagree, to hold different opinion or to think differently from others. This is an integral aspect of University education and academic freedom. But because academic freedom is rather fragile, and for it to be meaningful, the community must always be protected from attack by extremists of whatever persuasion, which would negate this essential freedom of inquiry, by their coercive and disruptive actions, which interfere with the rights, and freedom of others. Students are free to support causes by all orderly means as long as they do not disrupt the regular and essential operations and activities of the University since such disruptions would violate the responsible exercise of free enquiry and expression.
Posted on: Mon, 11 Aug 2014 07:12:30 +0000
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