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Author: Liz White

Calif. Senate passes legislation to shield advisers against retaliation

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August 6, 2008September 5, 2018 Liz White

The California State Senate passed a bill Tuesdaythat would protect journalism advisers and other teachers against retaliation byadministrators because of student speech, but because of budget issues, the billmight not be signed or vetoed by Gov.

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Colo. State signs agreement to separate student media as nonprofit corporation

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July 22, 2008December 4, 2018 Liz White

Colorado State University released Friday theformal agreement between the university and the Rocky Mountain Student MediaCorporation (SMC), a new nonprofit organization formed from CSU's former studentmedia department.

Tagged Colorado, Colorado State University, Rocky Mountain Collegian

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