Chiara Packard
@chiarapackard.bsky.social
Asst Prof of Sociology at the University of Utah | Punishment, law & society, prosecution, and inequality | Views are my own | www.chiarapackard.com
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April 17, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Join LSA’s Punishment and Society Reading Group to discuss this book TOMORROW at 3pm ET.
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I'm very confused. The university should not be requiring words be removed from article submissions. This infringes on academic freedom.
The new "banned words" apply to grants, regardless of the origin of the applicant. It shouldn't matter if you have an American co-author on your research paper.
The new "banned words" apply to grants, regardless of the origin of the applicant. It shouldn't matter if you have an American co-author on your research paper.
March 13, 2025 at 10:10 PM
I'm very confused. The university should not be requiring words be removed from article submissions. This infringes on academic freedom.
The new "banned words" apply to grants, regardless of the origin of the applicant. It shouldn't matter if you have an American co-author on your research paper.
The new "banned words" apply to grants, regardless of the origin of the applicant. It shouldn't matter if you have an American co-author on your research paper.