Yeeks, I've been found. ;-) For the record, I found that memo to be very significant and also quite reassuring. However, it exhibits the same kind of terminolo

Yeeks, I've been found. ;-) For the record, I found that memo to be very significant and also quite reassuring. However, it exhibits the same kind of terminological muddled-ness that I was talking about in my earlier comment. Or maybe it does. Yale is a private organization. The University of Alaska (whose president wrote the memo you linked to) is an avatar of sorts of the government of the state of Alaska. In what sense is such an institution restrained by constitutional limitations on government? This seems to be a surprisingly poorly settled question in U.S. law.