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Tag: Fall 1996

Georgia Tech battles advertiser, AG's office

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August 1, 1996

A fickle advertiser at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) pursued a lengthy battle with the student newspaper over the paper's right to refuse their ad, and then withdrew the ad before it ran.

Tagged Fall 1996, reports

Calif. AG limits media access to schools, drops parental prior consent requirement

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August 1, 1996

School administrators can place reasonable restrictions on the access rights of off-campus media to public schools, according to an opinion released by the state attorney general's office in June.

Tagged , California, Fall 1996, reports

Editor's firm stand on principle earns victory for h.s. journalists

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August 1, 1996

Good things come to those who wait -- a lesson the former editor of Mountlake Terrace High School's student newspaper will never forget. Stacey Burns is one of a select group of high school journalists who fought a court subpoena and won.

Tagged , Fall 1996, Mountlake Terrace High School, reports, Washington

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