==Response== 

 Sorry, haven't had the need to revert anything before, was not aware of what is an is not in good form. I personally would have thought you'd talk to me before deleting it in the first place. I have never had anyone just delete my contribution. It looks like it's been deleted. I think I'll just leave it like that, I don't have the energy to argue. If the article can have a section on a bike path then I don't see why it can't have a section on student rights. If you feel like you would like to put it back int he content is here, thanks.    

 ===Student Rights=== 
  The University of Utah provides it's students with a Student Bill of Rights. This primarily contains rights which are already legally protected, but also contains a few institution specific rights which are not mandated by the state or federal government. These include, for instance, classroom rights and academic freedom rights.http://regulations.utah.edu/academics/6-400.php  The university also has a Faculty Code which regulates faculty conduct, effectively providing students with additional rights. This information, however, is not contained in the student code, in one comprehensive document so students may find it difficult to access all student rights information available. The following are the rights contained in the University of Utah Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities and the Faculty Code. Many of these are rather vague, however, and may not be specific enough to limit arbitrary, capricious or discriminatory decision making.http://regulations.utah.edu/academics/6-316.php  
 
 Student Codehttp://regulations.utah.edu/academics/6-400.php 
 Thinking and Learning Environment Rights 	  
 # Right to teaching reflecting student dignity and their rights as persons (may be referring to civil rights) 	  
 # Right to academic freedom and autonomy in their intellectual pursuits and development  	  
 # Right to courtesy and respect  
 Classroom Rights 
 # Right to reasonable notice of the general content of the course  
 # Right to reasonable notice of what will be required of them  	  
 # Right to reasonable notice of the criteria upon which their performance will be evaluated 	  
 # Right to performance evaluation which is prompt  	  
 # Right to performance evaluation which is conscientious 
 # Right to performance evaluation without prejudice or favoritism  	  
 # Right to performance evaluation consistent with the criteria stated at the beginning of the course 
 University Governance Rights 	  
 # Right to participate in the formulation and application of University policy affecting academic and student affairs through clearly defined means 	  
 # Right to membership on appropriate committees and administrative bodies 
 # Right to perform student evaluations of faculty members 
 # Right to examine and publish the numerical results of those evaluations 
 # Right to have those evaluations considered in the retention, promotion, tenure and post-tenure reviews of faculty members. 
 Due Process Rights 
 # Right to due process in any proceeding involving the possibility of substantial sanctions 
 # Right to be heard 
 # Right to decision and review by impartial persons or bodies 
 # Right to adequate notice of due process procedures 
 Freedom from Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Rights  
 # Right to freedom from illegal discrimination and sexual harassment (based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, or status as an individual with a disability, or as a protected veteran) 
 Freedom of Expression Rights 	  
 # Right to examine and communicate ideas by any lawful means 
 # Right to exercise constitutionally protected freedom of association, assembly, expression and the press 
 Privacy and Confidentiality Rights 
 # Right to privacy and confidentiality subject to reasonable University rules and regulations. 
 # Right to privacy in matters shared in confidence (including, but not limited to, information about a student's views, beliefs and political associations) 
 # Right to freedom from unreasonable search and seizure (what is unreasonable?) 
 Access to Student Record Rights 	  
 # Right to protection against unauthorized disclosures of confidential information contained in their educational records 
 # Right to examine and challenge information contained in their educational records. 
 Student Organization Rights 
 # Right to participate in elections for the student government body 	  
 # Right to form student organizations for any lawful purpose 
 Faculty Code (the faculty code also contains faculty responsibilities which can be seen as student