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Tag: Michigan

Eastern Michigan U. president fired after campus crime report released

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July 16, 2007September 5, 2018 Jenny Redden

MICHIGAN -- The president of Eastern Michigan University has been dismissed after an alleged homicide cover-up that received national attention.

Tagged Eastern Michigan University, Michigan

Michigan State newspaper expects Eastern Michigan situation to help lawsuit

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July 16, 2007September 5, 2018 Jenny Redden

MICHIGAN -- News that the president of Eastern Michigan University was dismissed Sunday after the school violated federal safety laws may help the student newspaper at Michigan State University get access to campus police records it requested in March 2006.

Tagged Eastern Michigan University, Michigan, Michigan State University, The State News

Department of Education reviewing Eastern Michigan U. campus crime procedures

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June 26, 2007September 5, 2018 Jenny Redden

MICHIGAN -- The U.S. Department of Education is reviewing Eastern Michigan University after school administrators failed to alert the campus community that a woman had been murdered in her dormitory room.

Tagged Eastern Michigan University, Michigan

Lawsuits explore religion, freedom of expression

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January 5, 2007September 5, 2018 April Hale

In September, a federal court ruled the that Saginaw School District in Michigan had violated the First Amendment rights of Hadley Elementary School student Joel Curry when the school did not allow him to hand out an ornament with a religious message attached.

Tagged Michigan, reports, Saginaw School District, Winter 2006-07

Middle school created limited public forum and could not censor, court says

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October 11, 2006September 5, 2018 April Hale

A federal district court ruled last month that the Saginaw School District violated a fifth-grade student’s First Amendment rights when school officials stopped him from handing out a religious message distributed to his classmates as part of a school project.

Tagged Handley Elementary School, Michigan

Rays of hope amid dying legislation

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September 1, 2006September 5, 2018 A.J. Bauer

As a result of Machesky’s censorship and a successful lawsuit by Dean, student press advocates in Michigan successfully lobbied state Sen. Michael Switalsky, D-Roseville, to sponsor legislation defending the rights of high school student journalists.

Tagged Fall 2006, Michigan, reports, The Arrow, Utica High School

State high court sends split ruling in Eastern Michigan access case

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July 24, 2006September 5, 2018 Whitney McFerron

TheMichigan Supreme Courtruledlast week that a letter pertaining to the construction of a universitypresident’s house can in part remain private.

Tagged Michigan, University of Michigan

New policy closes what students say is 'open forum' newspaper

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June 23, 2006December 4, 2018 A.J. Bauer

Aschool board in St. Clair Shores has passed a new student publicationspolicy that subjects all studentpublications to prior review and prohibits them from taking ''a politicalstand on any issue.''

Tagged Lake Shore High School, Michigan, The Shoreline

Newspaper considering appeal after judge rules police records should remain closed

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June 9, 2006December 4, 2018 Whitney McFerron

Acounty circuit court yesterday denied the student newspaper at Michigan StateUniversity access to a campus police incident report about an assault that tookplace in February.

Tagged Michigan, Michigan State University, The State News

Student newspaper files lawsuit to gain access to police report

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May 23, 2006December 4, 2018 Evan Mayor

The student newspaper at Michigan State University filed a lawsuit Friday to gain access to a campus police incident report of an alleged Feb. 23 assault on campus.

Tagged Michigan, Michigan State University, The State News

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