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Tag: The Trail Blazer

Principal in Texas pulls paper with article on student drug use

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November 27, 2007September 5, 2018 Moriah Balingit

The principal of McNeil High School in Austin pulled this month's issue of the student newspaper because of an article about drug use on campus.

Tagged Austin, McNeil High School, Texas, The Trail Blazer

Editor, adviser drop case against alleged newspaper thieves

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November 13, 2006September 5, 2018 Karla Yeh

An editor and adviser have complied with a university president’s request to drop charges against three students who allegedly stole approximately 7,000 copies of the Morehead State University student newspaper in October 2005.

Tagged Kentucky, Morehead State University, The Trail Blazer

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