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   <description>Constitution Day 2025
      Wednesday, September 17, 2:00pm to 3:30pm (90 minutes) Eastern Time Zone
      What Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College? Free Speech, The Constitution,
      and College Life
      In addition to fulfilling their research and education mission, public colleges and
      universities have always had an important role in supporting American democracy. Central
      to achieving their vision is the open exchange of ideas through civic discourse. Please
      join us as we explore the civic mission of public higher education, the importance
      of nurturing students' civic discourse skills, and recent challenges to free speech
      and civic discourse on American campuses.Constitution Day 2025Constitution Day 2025
      Wednesday, September 17, 2:00pm to 3:30pm (90 minutes) Eastern Time ZoneWednesday,
      September 17, 2:00pm to 3:30pm (90 minutes) Eastern Time ZoneWednesday, September
      17, 2:00pm to 3:30pm (90 minutes) Eastern Time Zone
      What Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College? Free Speech, The Constitution,
      and College LifeWhat Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College? Free
      Speech, The Constitution, and College Life
      In addition to fulfilling their research and education mission, public colleges and
      universities have always had an important role in supporting American democracy. Central
      to achieving their vision is the open exchange of ideas through civic discourse. Please
      join us as we explore the civic mission of public higher education, the importance
      of nurturing students' civic discourse skills, and recent challenges to free speech
      and civic discourse on American campuses.In addition to fulfilling their research
      and education mission, public colleges and universities have always had an important
      role in supporting American democracy. Central to achieving their vision is the open
      exchange of ideas through civic discourse. Please join us as we explore the civic
      mission of public higher education, the importance of nurturing students' civic discourse
      skills, and recent challenges to free speech and civic discourse on American campuses.</description>
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