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Tag: Oracle

Ark. college faces consecutive weeks of vanishing newspapers

News
March 9, 2011September 5, 2018 Nathan Hardin

Newspapers have vanished from the stands two consecutive weeks at Henderson State University, and it’s not from extensive readership.

Tagged Arkansas, Henderson State University, Oracle

Former editor's appeal to school goes unanswered

Uncategorized
September 1, 2005

Administrators fired Ann Long from her position as editor of the Oracle because she did not receive parental consent before talking to students about their sexuality for an article that ran in December 2004.

Tagged , California, Fall 2005, Oracle, reports, Troy High School

H.S. editor fired over article

Uncategorized
May 1, 2005

Troy High School officials wrongfully justified their firing of the editor of the student newspaper with a section of the state education code that requires parental permission before schools question students about their sex lives, according to a legal analyst for the California Department of Education.

Tagged , California, Oracle, reports, Spring 2005, Troy High School

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