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Author: April Hale

South Dakota judge orders meetings open

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September 15, 2006September 5, 2018 April Hale

A judge ordered Wednesday that student journalists should be allowed to sit in on interviews with a school’s presidential candidates after the board of regents attempted to have the meetings closed to all media.

Tagged Collegian, South Dakota, South Dakota State University

California student journalists 'proud' of new laws

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September 15, 2006September 5, 2018 April Hale

College newspaper editors say they are impressed with their state for taking college press freedom seriously by crafting laws aimed at stunting censorship and punishing newspaper thieves.

Tagged California, California State University at Fullerton, Daily Aztec, daily titan, Lariat, Saddleback Community College, san diego state university

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