non-affiliate oftheUniversityThe Rulesdefine the limitson acceptableforms ofprotest.time,place,mannersome protestactivities areneverpermittedcommitmentto“academicfreedom”disruptingUniversityactivitiesprotestsmust notsignificantlydisruptinsofar aslimitations onthat freedomarenecessarysafely andlawfullyshare theirdiverseviewpointsthe FirstAmendmentdoes notprotect anindividual’s rightto disrupt“expressiveconduct”currentcampusclimateprotectedunderTitle VIpeacefullyprotest in anon-disruptivemannerTheUniversity’scommitmentto freeexpressionsubject toappropriatesanctionstheUniversity’struth-seekingfunctionunauthorizedstructuresa hostileenvironmentall membersof theUniversitycommunityTheUniversitymay restrictexpressionfreespeechareacourtesyof PENAmericanon-Universitysecurityforcesnon-affiliate oftheUniversityThe Rulesdefine the limitson acceptableforms ofprotest.time,place,mannersome protestactivities areneverpermittedcommitmentto“academicfreedom”disruptingUniversityactivitiesprotestsmust notsignificantlydisruptinsofar aslimitations onthat freedomarenecessarysafely andlawfullyshare theirdiverseviewpointsthe FirstAmendmentdoes notprotect anindividual’s rightto disrupt“expressiveconduct”currentcampusclimateprotectedunderTitle VIpeacefullyprotest in anon-disruptivemannerTheUniversity’scommitmentto freeexpressionsubject toappropriatesanctionstheUniversity’struth-seekingfunctionunauthorizedstructuresa hostileenvironmentall membersof theUniversitycommunityTheUniversitymay restrictexpressionfreespeechareacourtesyof PENAmericanon-Universitysecurityforces

Back-to-School Protest Policy Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. non-affiliate of the University
  2. The Rules define the limits on acceptable forms of protest.
  3. time, place, manner
  4. some protest activities are never permitted
  5. commitment to “academic freedom”
  6. disrupting University activities
  7. protests must not significantly disrupt
  8. insofar as limitations on that freedom are necessary
  9. safely and lawfully share their diverse viewpoints
  10. the First Amendment does not protect an individual’s right to disrupt
  11. “expressive conduct”
  12. current campus climate
  13. protected under Title VI
  14. peacefully protest in a non-disruptive manner
  15. The University’s commitment to free expression
  16. subject to appropriate sanctions
  17. the University’s truth-seeking function
  18. unauthorized structures
  19. a hostile environment
  20. all members of the University community
  21. The University may restrict expression
  22. free speech area
  23. courtesy of PEN America
  24. non-University security forces