A group of unidentified women were caught on video stealing copies of Georgia Perimeter College’s student paper last Wednesday night.
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Students photographed fighting steal copies of Georgia student newspaper in protest
Students at Armstrong Atlantic University confessed to stealing copies of the student newspaper after a front-page photo depicted them fighting at an event Tuesday night, the paper’s editor says.
Freshman guide stolen from Oregon State newspapers
Freshmen guides produced by Oregon State’s newspaper were removed from a campus dining hall due to a backlash against the guide’s cover and an article inside about alcohol.
Colo. commission wants to repeal newspaper theft law
A Colorado commission that reviews criminal laws voted Friday to repeal a statute that makes it a crime to steal free newspapers, arguing that the legislation has clogged up the state’s justice system.
Cornell employee removes student newspaper pages ahead of campus tour
About 30 to 40 issues of The Cornell Daily Sun student newspaper were stripped of their covers by a Cornell University employee April 20 to prevent prospective students and parents from seeing them.
University of Vermont newspapers disappear from stands
Atleast 200 copies of the University of Vermont’s student newspaper were takenfrom stands last week after the paper published a front page full of crimestories.
Thieves dump 250 copies of Texas college paper
About 250 copies of the student newspaper The Ranger were stolen from racks at San Antonio College on April 18.
Newspaper thefts level off
Liz Zelinksi could not ignore the strikingly high number: In just a few months, editorial staffs at more than a dozen college newspapers woke up to find distribution boxes inexplicably empty, just hours after they were circulated.
Newspaper theft on the rise
The number ofnewspaper theft incidents is on the rise compared to previous years'statistics, with 15 incidents reported to the Student Press Law Center thus farthis school year.
Newspaper Theft In Brief
More than 8,500 copies of The Daily Utah Chronicle were stolen from campus bins at the University of Utah in November in what newspaper staff said was an effort by the fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha to censor a letter to the editor about hazing.