University of Maryland cancels weekend showing of porn flick
This definitely makes for an interesting First Amendment discussion. Does a state government have the right to withhold money if a university plans to show a hard-corn porn movie or is it taking away the university's First Amendment rights? According to the story, no state dollars were involved - the showing was free. Are there limits on what can be shown on a college campus? If not, why not. If so, what are they?
Labels: College movies, porn
posted by Dawn Keller at
2:03 PM
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"But some still questioned whether hard-core porn has a place on a college campus."
If the UofM has high speed internet in its dorms (it does), then there is hard core porn everywhere... probably things that would make "Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge" look tame by comparison.
The Washington Post has an update about this in its Q&A section today. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2009/04/06/DI2009040601746.html
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