To the Editor: I was very saddened to hear that the majority of the Student Assembly raised their hands in support of locking dorm entrances as reported in yesterday's The Dartmouth.
Provost Lee Bollinger last night addressed the three major First Amendment issues Americans are likely to confront as they approach the turn of the century: extremist speech, the government's subsidizing speech and freedom of speech on the Internet. In a speech titled "Freedom of Speech at the Turn of the Century," Bollinger, a First Amendment scholar, discussed his predictions before a crowd of about 30 students in the Wren Room of Sanborn House. Bollinger began by speaking about the protections granted by the Constitution for extreme speech.