> People have a right to speech. They don't have a right to be heard. Time and place restrictions are perfectly legal. A school, government fund or otherwise,

> People have a right to speech. They don't have a right to be heard. Time and place restrictions are perfectly legal. A school, government fund or otherwise, or even the government itself, is absolutely free to prevent a mob of students, from shouting down speakers. And they can use the force of their position as the university, or the force of law to do so. Time and place restrictions absolutely can help promote speech, and are legal.