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Opinion: did Harvard Law kill parody, satire & humor? 
The Doc Searls Weblog | by David Giacalone | Wed, Aug 27
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” . . . Interestingly, it was Harvard Law School, regarded by many as the apex of legal education (and located in the heart of liberal Cambridge) that early grappled with the appropriateness of punishing students for engaging in satire and parody. With the eyes of the higher-education elite w...
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