I finally found a way around the campus speaker ban without breaking rules

My school banned outside speakers after that incident in March. Everyone kept complaining about it, but nobody did anything. I tried the guest lecture loophole, but the dean shot it down in 2 days. Then last month I realized the rule only covers speakers on campus property. The student union building is technically owned by the county, not the school. So I booked the basement room there for a talk on protest history. Cost me $40 for the rental. Admin had zero say. About 60 people showed up. Has anyone else looked at the fine print on their school's building ownership to get around these bans?

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wren8262mo ago

County-owned loophole's smart... but check if they patch it next semester. They always do after something works. We had a similar thing with the parking garage, but the school bought it a month later. Enjoy it while it lasts.

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