| # | First Name | Last Name | State | Country | Comments |
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| 301 | Katherine | Sugg | CT | | |
| 302 | James | Schmidt | IL | US | |
| 303 | Steve | Macek | IL | US | |
| 304 | Julie | Charlip | WA | | While I disagree strongly with the statements that Prof. Churchill made, I fully defend his freedom of speech. Tenure was designed specifically to protect faculty from dismissal due to their political views. |
| 305 | Stephen | Cooper | PA | US | |
| 306 | Samuel | Freeman | TX | US | I do not agree with many of Professor Churchill's comments. However, the very essence, not only of free speech but, even more so, academic freedom, is the willingness to accept speech and ideas with which we not only disagree but find reprehensible. Any society which refuses to accept this standard as virtually absolute endangers the very heart of the Academy. There can be no free inquiry, no academic freedom, and ultimately no true education if professors are not free to pursue research agendas as they deem appropriate, and to comment freely on the fruits of their studies. |
| 307 | Laurie | Hahn | TX | US | |
| 308 | Allan | Schnaiberg | IL | US | All of us who care about free thought and free speech at universities must defend against this attack. |
| 309 | Theresa | Delgadillo | IN | US | Respect academic freedom and debate and discussion. |
| 310 | Lynet | Uttal | WI | US | |
| 311 | Leo | Sandy | NH | US | I am concerned about the growing trend to silence professors - a trend that hauntingly resembles facsism |
| 312 | Nancy | Porras Hein | CA | US | |
| 313 | Kendra | Schiffman | IL | US | |
| 314 | Victor | Viesca | CA | US | |
| 315 | Allan | Pred | CA | US | |
| 316 | Erika | Claich | IL | | |
| 317 | Lara | Perez | IL | US | |
| 318 | Steven | Wallace | CA | US | |
| 319 | Ginetta | Candelario | MA | US | |
| 320 | Reyna | Ulibarri | CO | US | |
| 321 | Natalie | Sokoloff | NY | US | |
| 322 | Miguel | Carranza | NE | US | This is an important freedom of speech issue that has repercussions way beyond the words of Ward Churchill. |
| 323 | Paul | Wallace | MO | US | He has been badly misquoted & unfairly maligned. |
| 324 | Vicky | Steinitz | MA | US | |
| 325 | Gabino | Rendon | NM | US | |
| 326 | Tony Tian-Ren | Lin | VA | | |
| 327 | Lisa | Catanzarite | WA | US | |
| 328 | Theresa | Melendez | MI | US | |
| 329 | Gina | Opinaldo | CA | | |
| 330 | Jenny | Berggren | | US | |
| 331 | Anabel | Galindo | AZ | US | I believe that as part of academia we should have the freedom to express our thoughts without the fear of reprocussion. Although, the choice of words from Mr. Churchill may have offended many people, there are several issues at stake. We have to take careful consideration to freedom of speech. |
| 332 | Sarah | Hernandez | FL | US | |
| 333 | Elisa | White | HI | US | |
| 334 | clara | giraldo | TX | US | |
| 335 | Karen | Hansen | MA | US | |
| 336 | Mary | Fonte | CA | US | |
| 337 | Ellen | Berrey | IL | US | |
| 338 | Minerva | Correa | TX | US | I believe in freedom of speech even when I disagree with the views expressed by others. It is important to speak out and not let silence cloud important issues. |
| 339 | Richard | Gairaud | MI | | |
| 340 | Carol | Gigiotti | | CA | |
| 341 | Christopher | DiMattina | MD | US | Freedom of speech exists precisely to protect speech that people find offensive and disagree with. Academia requires it so that we may enjoy a full and open debate of all possible ideas. |
| 342 | Christopher | DiMattina | MD | US | Freedom of speech exists precisely to protect speech that people find offensive and disagree with. Academia requires it so that we may enjoy a full and open debate of all possible ideas. |
| 343 | helsha | acuna | WY | US | professonial freedom of speech is allowed as long as it is not indian |
