She Didn’trnLet The DeanrnIntimida)rnHer.rnJennifer Imle is a junior atrnSouthwestern University inrnTexas. Like many studentsrnsiie believes that importantrncampus issues should be discussed.rnIssues like rigged admissionsrnpolicies based on race.rnBut when she displayed arnYoung America’s Foundationrnposter attacking such policiesrnshe ran into a firestorm. Shernwas attacked as a racist by campusrnactivists and she wasrnridiculed by professors in class.rnDean of Students, RogerrnBallou, took one look at thernposter and said, “This mustrngo!” Then he circulated a memornsaying the poster smacked ofrnwhite supremacy. He said thatrnJennifer and other conservativesrnshould publicly debate their decisionrnto display the poster.rnBut Jennifer wanted the issuesrnraised by the poster to berndebated, not whether she had arnright to display it. She calledrnYoung America’s Foundation forrnhelp. The Foundation helped byrnsponsoring a debate at thernschool between Dinesh D’Souza,rna bestselling author on affirrnmative action, and a localrnproponent of quotas. Overrn350 students attended. ThernNEW YORK TIMES reported,rn”University administratorsrnsaid it was one of thernlargest such gatheringsrnin their memory.”rnJennifer Imlernfought back, wonrnrespect and contributedrnto therndebate on vitalrnissues on herrncampus. You canrntoo.rnWe’re helpingrnstudents withrnspeakers, advicernand literature. Last year YoungrnAmerica’s Foundation sponsoredrnhundreds of lectures byrnconservatives on campuses allrnover the United States.rnIf you need our help, wernwant to hear from you. Or, ifrnyou want to help YoungrnAmerica’s Foundation to assistrnstudents like Jennifer Imle,rnplease contact us.rnWrite or call:rn”^LM^ylA^CjgrnP.M. Kirby Freedom Centerrn110 Elden StreetrnHerndon, Virginia 22070rn703 318-9608 CH12/92Arnrnrn