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Tag: blogrool

SPLC joins AEJMC, two others, in releasing statement to the Trump administration

Uncategorized
February 9, 2017September 5, 2018 Conner Mitchell

The boards of directors of four journalism education organizations today released a statement to President Donald J. Trump advocating for continued First Amendment freedoms and news literacy education.

Tagged ACP, AEJMC, blog, blogrool, JEA, NSPA, recent-news

Texas court punts on issuing decisive FERPA ruling

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February 1, 2017September 5, 2018 Jessica Kelham-Hohler

Days before the end of his tenure as a regent of the University of Texas, Wallace L. Hall saw his request for documents related to a university scandal denied by the Texas Supreme Court.

Tagged blog, blogrool, FERPA, lawsuit, open records, recent-news, Texas

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