With the madness at Yale spreading this week also to the University of Missouri (I’ll comment on that in a separate post), thoughts turned back to the late, great Sam Hayakawa—anyone remember him?—who stood up to the campus left at San Francisco State University back in 1969. Here’s my account of it from the first volume of The Age of Reagan: Berkeley’s eminent philosophy professor John Searle wrote in 1969 … Continue reading Where is Sam Hayakawa When We Need Him?