THE FIRST AMENDMENT is alive and well at West Virginia University. Or rather, it’s alive and well in two small, outdoor areas of the WVU campus that the administration has cheerfully set aside as free-speech zones. As long as students are within these zones–which are available on a first-come, first-come, first-served basis–they can say whatever they want, pass out flyers, and even post unpopular signs.

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