Students sound off on YAL’s free speech wall

Anne Nickoloff, Arts and Entertainment Editor
October 21, 2014

Young Americans for Liberty put up their free speech wall in front of Kelvin Smith Library on Thursday, Oct. 16. The four walls bring up different issues: ISIS, marijuana legalization, police brutality and Case Western’s “we belong here” movement.

While some comments on the wall said things like “do nothing” and “I want Taco Bell,” others led to a debate among students.

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Anne Nickoloff, Director of Print

Anne Nickoloff, the Director of Print for The Observer, is a senior at Case Western. She hopes to one day be a music journalist, and has spent much of...

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