> But it has little to do with the main concerns that the students tried to voice (without being listened to). I mean, they certainly seem to have been listene

> But it has little to do with the main concerns that the students tried to voice (without being listened to). I mean, they certainly seem to have been listened to by Christakis. And it certainly seems like their concern is, in fact, addressed by the point about free speech. What do you view those concerns were, in specific, and why do you think they were not "listened to" during a two hour meeting? Or are you just expressing a generalised approval for the protestors and disapproval of Christakis?