The "Radical Islam Wants You Dead" saga continues, with more mass emails from Dr. Telles-Irvin, VP of Student Affairs (read: Damage Control).  This time good ol' Bernie had to step in for the sake of free speech.

The full email:

From: Dr. Patricia Telles-Irvin, Vice President for Student Affairs <please-do-not-reply@lists.ufl.edu>
Date: Dec 13, 2007 5:29 PM
To: UF-STUDENTS-L@lists.ufl.edu
Subject: Obsession Email

We are writing to comment on recent developments regarding free speech and
open discourse on campus related to advertising for the film "Obsession."

A misunderstanding of free speech concerns led to the suggestion that the
film's sponsors apologize for the posters advertising the film and clarify
their message.

Upon reflection, the suggestion of an apology was not appropriate and is
retracted.

First Amendment protected speech is of paramount importance and
foundational to our institution. Therefore, we plan to ask experts to
help us develop a website, which will provide information on the First
Amendment and rights of expression on campus. This resource should be
valuable to all constituents of the university community.

We encourage suggestions for topics to be covered in this website.