UPDATE ON 9/11 MEMORIAL Banned for “Triggering” College SnowflakesGreat news! Southern Methodist University in Texas has reversed its decision to relocate an annual 9/11 memorial display made up of nearly 3,000 American flags to a less prominent part of campus after facing backlash from student groups.A huge thank you to The Young Americans for Freedom group! They had a hand in making this happen! They also were the ones who had set up the tribute honoring the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on SMU s Dallas Hall Lawn every year since 2010.But in July officials informed the group to move the display to Morrison-McGinnis Park because Dallas Hall Lawn is used for classes and a variety of events, said university spokesman Kent Best.SMU officials also had adopted a policy to ensure displays didn t include  harmful or triggering  messages, but they later removed the language from the then-policy as inappropriate. By that time, though, some student groups said the new policy was an attack on free speech. I don t believe it s the responsibility of the university to shield individuals from certain ideas that they might be offended by,  said Grant Wolf, the leader of the Young Americans for Freedom group, according to Dallas News. Wolf, along with other leaders from campus groups, sent a letter to university President R. Gerald Turner to express their frustration with the policy.  People absolutely have to have a right to their own opinions, but this does not come with a right to be shielded from opposing ideas, especially in an environment dedicated to the learning, sharing and developing of new ideas,  they wrote.They decried the relocation of the memorial. Moving the 9/11 memorial to an out of the way park is almost the same as not allowing it, said Heather Hall, president of the university s Turning Point USA chapter.  That s not free speech,  Hall said.  That s not American. That s definitely not what SMU stands for.   Read more:  Daily MailOUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON THIS BAN: The shocker about this is that students on both sides of the political spectrum want the 9/11 flags to be displayed where they ve always been displayed. The inability of college campuses to stand up to people who are perpetually offended is a sad statement on where we are in American tolerance these days. It s so ironic that the left wants you to march to their drum beat or else they will destroy you. Note to SMU: You had a good thing going with your student body coming together to memorialize 9/11 so let it continue!DALLAS, Tex.   In a time of extreme political divide, students both Republican and Democrat at one Texas college have found something they can agree on.For the past two years at Southern Methodist University, a campus group has planted thousands of American flags in front of Dallas Hall as a memorial to the victims of the 9/11 attacks. That s simply contradictory to the very definition of free speech,  said Grant Wolf, the Young Americans for Freedom Chairman.But in July, SMU changed its policy, saying student groups can no longer have displays there.The lawn has historically hosted tributes and protests from students of all political affiliations. The leaders of two prominent student groups say the policy violates their right to free speech. They re basically cornering us into a segment of campus and saying you re not allowed to have a display here because it s triggering, harmful or offensive to students over there,  said Drew Wicker, the President of SMU College Republicans.SMU released a statement saying nearby Momac Park, where displays will be allowed, is larger than the lawn and is along one of the most prominent drives on campus.The university said it  respects the rights of all campus community members to express their opinions, as well as their right to be free from coercion or harassment. Via: Fox 5 Atlantapolitics
update on memorial banned triggering college snowflakesgreat news southern methodist university texas reversed decision relocate annual memorial display made nearly american flags less prominent part campus facing backlash student huge thank the young americans freedom group they hand making happen they also ones set tribute honoring victims september terrorist attacks smu dallas hall lawn every year since july officials informed group move display park dallas hall lawn used classes variety events said university spokesman kent officials also adopted policy ensure displays include harmful triggering messages later removed language inappropriate by time though student groups said new policy attack free speech i believe responsibility university shield individuals certain ideas might offended said grant wolf leader young americans freedom group according dallas news wolf along leaders campus groups sent letter university president gerald turner express frustration policy people absolutely right opinions come right shielded opposing ideas especially environment dedicated learning sharing developing new ideas decreed relocation memorial moving memorial way park almost allowing said heather hall president university turning point usa chapter that free speech hall said that american that definitely smu stands read daily sailor previous report on this ban the shocked students sides political spectrum want flags displayed always displayed the inability college campuses stand people perpetually offended sad statement american tolerance days it ironic left wants march drum beat else destroy note smu you good thing going student body coming together memorialized let continue dallas tex in time extreme political divide students republican democrat one texas college found something agree past two years southern methodist university campus group planted thousands american flags front dallas hall memorial victims attacks that simply contradictory definition free speech said grant wolf young americans freedom july smu changed policy saying student groups longer displays lawn historically hosted tributes protests students political affiliations the leaders two prominent student groups say policy violates right free speech they basically covering us segment campus saying allowed display triggering harmful offensive students said drew wicket president smu college released statement saying nearby moma park displays allowed larger lawn along one prominent drives university said respects rights campus community members express opinions well right free coercion harassment via fox atlantapolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: UPDATE ON 9/11 MEMORIAL Banned for “Triggering” College SnowflakesGreat news! Southern Methodist University in Texas has reversed its decision to relocate an annual 9/11 memorial display made up of nearly 3,000 American flags to a less prominent part of campus after facing backlash from student groups.A huge thank you to The Young Americans for Freedom group! They had a hand in making this happen! They also were the ones who had set up the tribute honoring the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on SMU s Dallas Hall Lawn every year since 2010.But in July officials informed the group to move the display to Morrison-McGinnis Park because Dallas Hall Lawn is used for classes and a variety of events, said university spokesman Kent Best.SMU officials also had adopted a policy to ensure displays didn t include  harmful or triggering  messages, but they later removed the language from the then-policy as inappropriate. By that time, though, some student groups said the new policy was an attack on free speech. I don t believe it s the responsibility of the university to shield individuals from certain ideas that they might be offended by,  said Grant Wolf, the leader of the Young Americans for Freedom group, according to Dallas News. Wolf, along with other leaders from campus groups, sent a letter to university President R. Gerald Turner to express their frustration with the policy.  People absolutely have to have a right to their own opinions, but this does not come with a right to be shielded from opposing ideas, especially in an environment dedicated to the learning, sharing and developing of new ideas,  they wrote.They decried the relocation of the memorial. Moving the 9/11 memorial to an out of the way park is almost the same as not allowing it, said Heather Hall, president of the university s Turning Point USA chapter.  That s not free speech,  Hall said.  That s not American. That s definitely not what SMU stands for.   Read more:  Daily MailOUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON THIS BAN: The shocker about this is that students on both sides of the political spectrum want the 9/11 flags to be displayed where they ve always been displayed. The inability of college campuses to stand up to people who are perpetually offended is a sad statement on where we are in American tolerance these days. It s so ironic that the left wants you to march to their drum beat or else they will destroy you. Note to SMU: You had a good thing going with your student body coming together to memorialize 9/11 so let it continue!DALLAS, Tex.   In a time of extreme political divide, students both Republican and Democrat at one Texas college have found something they can agree on.For the past two years at Southern Methodist University, a campus group has planted thousands of American flags in front of Dallas Hall as a memorial to the victims of the 9/11 attacks. That s simply contradictory to the very definition of free speech,  said Grant Wolf, the Young Americans for Freedom Chairman.But in July, SMU changed its policy, saying student groups can no longer have displays there.The lawn has historically hosted tributes and protests from students of all political affiliations. The leaders of two prominent student groups say the policy violates their right to free speech. They re basically cornering us into a segment of campus and saying you re not allowed to have a display here because it s triggering, harmful or offensive to students over there,  said Drew Wicker, the President of SMU College Republicans.SMU released a statement saying nearby Momac Park, where displays will be allowed, is larger than the lawn and is along one of the most prominent drives on campus.The university said it  respects the rights of all campus community members to express their opinions, as well as their right to be free from coercion or harassment. Via: Fox 5 Atlantapolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: update on memorial banned triggering college snowflakesgreat news southern methodist university texas reversed decision relocate annual memorial display made nearly american flags less prominent part campus facing backlash student huge thank the young americans freedom group they hand making happen they also ones set tribute honoring victims september terrorist attacks smu dallas hall lawn every year since july officials informed group move display park dallas hall lawn used classes variety events said university spokesman kent officials also adopted policy ensure displays include harmful triggering messages later removed language inappropriate by time though student groups said new policy attack free speech i believe responsibility university shield individuals certain ideas might offended said grant wolf leader young americans freedom group according dallas news wolf along leaders campus groups sent letter university president gerald turner express frustration policy people absolutely right opinions come right shielded opposing ideas especially environment dedicated learning sharing developing new ideas decreed relocation memorial moving memorial way park almost allowing said heather hall president university turning point usa chapter that free speech hall said that american that definitely smu stands read daily sailor previous report on this ban the shocked students sides political spectrum want flags displayed always displayed the inability college campuses stand people perpetually offended sad statement american tolerance days it ironic left wants march drum beat else destroy note smu you good thing going student body coming together memorialized let continue dallas tex in time extreme political divide students republican democrat one texas college found something agree past two years southern methodist university campus group planted thousands american flags front dallas hall memorial victims attacks that simply contradictory definition free speech said grant wolf young americans freedom july smu changed policy saying student groups longer displays lawn historically hosted tributes protests students political affiliations the leaders two prominent student groups say policy violates right free speech they basically covering us segment campus saying allowed display triggering harmful offensive students said drew wicket president smu college released statement saying nearby moma park displays allowed larger lawn along one prominent drives university said respects rights campus community members express opinions well right free coercion harassment via fox atlantapolitics