Craig Keefe was a semester away from finishing his studies to be
a registered nurse. Like a lot of college students -- like a lot
of Americans -- he was on the social networking site Facebook.
But in December, officials at Brainerd's Central Lakes College
took exception to some of Keefe's posts on his private Facebook
page and kicked him out of school.  Keefe says he wasn't told
what the problems were with his posts, nor was he told why or
how anything he did violated school policy. Angered, he has
taken his complaint to court.  In a lawsuit filed in U.S.
District Court, Keefe, 37, of Gull Lake, Minn., says he wants to
be reinstated in school and wants damages from the defendants,
which include the school's president, Larry Lundblad, a vice
president, a dean, the head of the nursing program and the chief
executive of the state's college system.  Keefe's attorney,
Jordan Kushner of Minneapolis, said school officials never gave
Keefe a specific explanation for his expulsion and violated the
college's published