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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, February 11, 1998
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Attorneys call rule violation of rights
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The policy declares that signs and banners may be confiscated if they do not promote good sportsmanship.
"There is no right to attend a sporting event," Warren said. "If they do, they have to follow the rules."
Warren said that ticket purchasers agreed to certain terms when attending sports events.
Kansas basketball tickets include a license agreement on the back that reads: "This ticket is a revokable license. The Management reserves the unrestricted right to revoke this license ..."
Warren said the license existed because the University had a duty to control inappropriate actions at the game.
"If somebody wanted to blow a whistle or yell racial slurs during the game, it would interfere with the game," Warren said.
"We are trying to create a positive environment." Warren said.
Warren said he believed Thomas' anti-referee sign impacted the players and the University.
The issue is whether the Athletics Department may promote its definition or an usher's definition of good sportsmanship by not allowing certain signs at sporting events.
Controlling controversy
Breeze Luetke-Stahlman, Olathe sophomore and executive director of the University chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the Athletics Department had a point. Some things — like fans blowing whistles — have to be controlled. But she said that control was not absolute.
"However, I do not see how a sign can interfere with the events of the game," said Luetke-Stahlman. "In my opinion, their only jurisdiction is to make sure the fans are safe and the game takes place."
At that time, the University was waiting for Louisiana State to release Lester Earl from his scholarship so he could play for Kansas.
Frederickson said he remembered a televised sign that read "Free Lester" from last season's basketball games.
"That sign expressed a controversial opinion. It was very critical of LSU, but it was allowed," said Frederickson.
Darren Cook, director of facilities for intercollegiate athletics, said the Athletics Department had the right to judge the content of signs and banners brought into sporting events.
Cook said the decision was a judgment call and that Thomas's sign pushed the limit on the type of sign the department liked to see.
Kuby, who has defended high-profile clients in cases like the World Trade Center bombing, American flag burners and accused New York subway bomer Bernhard Goetz, has his own history of signs and KU policy.
"We are representing the University of Kansas. Our job is to help make sure we're represented in the manner we want to be represented in," Cook said. "KU fans are proud of their good sportsmanship."
In 1979, Kuby was arrested during commencement at Memorial Stadium for interfering with the duties of a police officer. He had helped to display a banner that read "KU out of South Africa" because he opposed a $7 million investment by the KU Endowment Association in companies doing business in South Africa at the time.
The charges against Kuby were dropped because the policy that allowed KU police to arrest him was actually a Board of Regents rule that prohibited political advertisements at nonpolitical events.
Kuby said the policy was meant for Student Senate campaigning.
At the 1980 commencement, Kuby received a broken arm when a KU police officer took signs that said "Freedom of Speech at KU," and "Help! We're being arrested," from him and 25 others.
Only smiling Jayhawks?
Kuby was not arrested in 1980, but his 25 companions were.
Kuby sees both policies, the current one and the one he fought against, as clear violations of the First Amendment.
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"That's the reason we have a First Amendment — so we don't have to ask that question," he said. "KU administration should step back and allow the signs. It still will have a fine institution."
"Can we only carry smiling Jay-hawks?" Kuby asked.
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Kuby said there was a problem with dictating what is good speech.
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