Posted on April 14, 2009

Video: Bucknell Affirmative Action Bake Sale Shut Down

In this clip, Bucknell University Deans Commerford and Marrara trample on the BUCC's free speech by citing a small detail discrepancy with the Affirmative Action event's Sales and Solicitation form. The form, filed three weeks in advance, stated a $2 price for doughnuts. During the event, they were sold for $1 and below. The Deans hunted for over 30 minutes to find this technicality.

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