Board can’t rule out free speech violation, says Oklahoma university should build ‘goodwill’

Oklahoma Voice·Feb 11

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A board has suggested that an Oklahoma university should work to build goodwill, implying that the university's actions may have caused tension. The board cannot rule out the possibility that the university has violated free speech rights. The situation at the university is being addressed with a recommendation for improvement.

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