\n09\/14\/2007\n<\/p>\n
\nOXFORD, Miss. – A free, public discussion titled “National <\/p>\n \nSet for 2 p.m. in the Lamar Law Center’s William Ethridge \n“In our times, no topic should concern a responsible \nAfter tackling these questions from the perspectives of \nOther panelists for the campuswide event are UM faculty \nThroughout the week, a display is to be set up for public \n“This is a wonderful opportunity for the university to \nFor more information on the panel discussion or to request 09\/14\/2007 OXFORD, Miss. – A free, public discussion titled “National Security and the Constitution” opens a weeklong observance of Constitution Day Monday (Sept. 17) at the University of Mississippi.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"ngg_post_thumbnail":0,"footnotes":""},"categories":[222],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nSecurity and the Constitution” opens a weeklong observance
\nof Constitution Day Monday (Sept. 17) at the University of
\nMississippi.
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\nJr. Moot Court Room, the event features a three-member
\npanel who plan to address questions of the
\nconstitutionality of laws, national security policies,
\nprivacy and liberty, roles of the media and First Amendment
\nvalues.
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\ncitizen more than the question of whether protecting
\nnational security threatens our constitutional values,”
\nsaid panelist Matthew Hall, associate professor of law.
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\nlaw, political philosophy and journalism, the panelists
\nplan an open discussion with the audience.
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\nmember Curtis Wilkie, Cook Chair in Journalism and a former
\nnational and foreign correspondent for The Boston Globe;
\nand Kenneth Townsend, Barksdale Fellow in UM’s Sally
\nMcDonnell Barksdale Honors College.
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\nviewing in the Student Union lobby featuring a copy of the
\nConstitution and free bookmarks bearing the Bill of Rights.
\nThe Army ROTC plans to display a wall banner on the outside
\nof Barnard Hall, and all Greek houses have been asked to
\ndisplay the American flag.
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\nfurther educate our students and the public about the U.S.
\nConstitution and what it means to live in a free country,”
\nsaid Jennifer Taylor, director of Campus Programming.
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\nassistance related to a disability, call 662-915-6900.
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