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From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.

This is the Daily.

Today, there's a battle being waged on college campuses over freedom of speech, and this

time, conservatives say they're the ones being silenced.

And while Marine Le Pen's resounding defeat in France's presidential election could be

seen as a victory for her right-wing party, it's Monday, May 8th.

At a lot of college campuses, there is not just a resistance.

What you're seeing on college campuses is actually more of a form of censorship, of ideas.

As violent protests erupting overnight at UC Berkeley, campus lockdown is more than a thousand

people rallied against the appearance of a controversial editor from Breitbart, Miley

and Opel.

And an unwillingness for these students to, in some cases, faculty allow a point of view

to be expressed that they find uncomfortable.

For decades, college liberals have claimed the moral high ground when it comes to freedom

of speech, but my colleague Jeremy Peters has been reporting on a striking reversal on

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