A community college student newspaper staff fears its funding will be cut because of an investigative series on student government corruption.
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Catholic school deletes student's coming out story
Administrators at Benilde-St. Margaret's School, a Catholic preparatory school, pulled an editorial and column from the student newspaper's website last week that disagreed with the Catholic Church’s stance on gay marriage.
Parents challenge school’s ‘I Heart Boobies’ ban in federal court
The parents of two middle school students sued a Pennsylvania school district Monday over its ban of the controversial "I Heart Boobies" cancer awareness bracelets.The suit alleges that the Easton Area School District violated the free expression rights of the two girls, identified in court documents as "B.H." and "K.M.," when it banned students from wearing the bracelets last month.
Hasta la vista, transparency – Sen. Yee’s attempt at reforming university foundations falls victim to Terminator 2
True Movie Trivia Fact: Actress Linda Hamilton suffered lasting hearing impairment as a result of loud gunfire on the set while filming "Terminator 2."So perhaps this provides a medical explanation for the deafness of her co-star, California Gov.
Student editor: Quinnipiac Univ. officials nix housing ads
Editors at The Quinnipiac Chronicle say they were told to stoprunning advertisements from off-campus housing companies.
Printing of Wis. paper stopped for proofing by college PR office
WISCONSIN -- Officials at Milwaukee Area Technical College met with student newspaper staff this week to discuss why administrators pulled the latest issue from the printing press to proofread its content.
The issue came out on time, but students had to run administrators' edited version in order to make the scheduled publication date, said Sarah Aguado, editor in chief of The Times.
The paper usually takes four days to go through the printing process.
Theft of Fla. college newspaper baffles editors
Police continue to investigate last week's theft of approximately 4,000 copies of the University of North Florida's student newspaper.
New guidelines may provoke confusion as Clery Act marks its 20th
Jeanne Clery lost her life in April 1986, but there is no telling how many lives have been saved since then due to her family's tireless work to make sure that college students have adequate warning of campus safety threats.The Jeanne Clery Act took effect twenty year ago (November 8, 1990), an enduring memorial to the 19-year-old Lehigh University student who was murdered in her dorm room by a fellow student.
Justices seem skeptical of restriction on violent video games
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Several strands of First Amendment jurisprudence converged during Tuesday morning’s oral argument in Schwarzenegger v.
News organizations sue UNC for access to football records
Eight news organizations sued the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill on Thursday for access to athletic records deniedto them under a federal student privacy law.