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Tag: Spring 2003

Indie press assured of rights

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May 1, 2003

Alternative, independent publications offer students new avenues to express their opinions and exercise their First Amendment rights.

Tagged reports, Spring 2003

Paper on hold, staff fired over satirical column

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May 1, 2003

FLORIDA ' Stetson University administrators fired the entire student newspaper staff and suspended the paper's production because they said an April Fool's edition contained racist and sexist material.

Tagged reports, Spring 2003

Sad state of affairs

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May 1, 2003

From billion dollar budget crises to orange alerts for homeland security, state legislators are busier than ever this session.

Tagged reports, Spring 2003

Thieves ‘trash-talk’ papers; editors want culprits bagged

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May 1, 2003

In what has become a routine method of stifling the work of student journalists, thieves nationwide this spring stole and trashed thousands of copies of college newspapers.

Tagged reports, Spring 2003

Court: off-campus speech protected

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May 1, 2003

PENNSYLVANIA ' A school district policy that allowed administrators to punish students for material they produced off-campus was declared unconstitutional Feb.

Tagged reports, Spring 2003

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