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<title>'Code of conduct' threatens free speech</title>
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<description>Faculty at the University of Prince Edward Island have expressed concern over the erosion of free speech on campus, following the confiscation last month of the student newspaper that had reprinted the notorious Danish cartoons. The Post ran several letters from professors, criticizing this action.

But things may get worse. The university administration is currently in negotiations with the Faculty Association over a new collective agreement, and a strike seems imminent. They are particularly insistent that the new contract include a &quot;Code of Conduct&quot; that would obligate the faculty to &quot;act in a manner that will contribute positively to the overall vision, mission and reputation&quot; of UPEI.</description>
<dc:date>2006-04-01T22:49:27Z</dc:date>
<dc:author>Mumvy</dc:author>
<dc:subject>university of prince edward island, upei administration, upei faculty walkout, upei gag laws, upei code of conduct</dc:subject>
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<p class="description">Faculty at the University of Prince Edward Island have expressed concern over the erosion of free speech on campus, following the confiscation last month of the student newspaper that had reprinted the notorious Danish cartoons. The Post ran several letters from professors, criticizing this action.

But things may get worse. The university administration is currently in negotiations with the Faculty Association over a new collective agreement, and a strike seems imminent. They are particularly insistent that the new contract include a "Code of Conduct" that would obligate the faculty to "act in a manner that will contribute positively to the overall vision, mission and reputation" of UPEI.</p>
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