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Hayden Barnes controversy
In May 2007, T. Hayden Barnes, a student at Valdosta State University (VSU) was "administratively withdrawn" for criticizing the construction of two new parking garages on campus in a manner that University President Ronald Zaccari, over the objection of other administrators, deemed to be indicative of Barnes posing a clear and present danger to the VSU campus. In 2008 Barnes filed a lawsuit which after several rulings and appeals, led to $900,000 settlement against the university in July 2015.
==Background==
Concerned that new garages would provide little incentive for VSU students to rely less on cars, Barnes openly advocated for student fees budgeted for the parking garages to be spent elsewhere such as an expanded campus transportation system. Barnes spread his message by sending letters to his student newspaper, posting flyers on campus, and including pictures of the proposed parking garages on his page on Facebook. The Facebook photos were used by Zaccari as a pretext for Barnes’ expulsion, with the President arguing they were "threatening" and that Barnes represent a safety risk.
Captions for the online photos of the proposed parking garages included the words "Ronald Zaccari Memorial Parking Garage" and while Barnes maintains he meant to suggest that students would remember President Zaccari's tenure by the garages, Zaccari felt otherwise.
Over the advice of other administrators, including chief of the university police department, Zaccari "administratively withdrew" Barnes without a hearing. Barnes received notice that he had been deemed a "clear and present danger to the campus" in a letter slipped underneath his dorm-room door.
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