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Tag: Virginia

Federal judge upholds Virginia ban on alcohol advertisements in college publications

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September 13, 2012September 5, 2018 Jordan Bradley

A federal judge upheld a Virginia ban on advertisements for alcohol in college papers last week, finding that the government’s goal in fighting underage drinking outweighs newspapers’ First Amendment right to publish alcohol advertising.

Tagged alcohol advertisements, The Cavalier Daily, The Collegiate Times, Virginia

Virginia Tech, UVA papers continue to fight ban on alcohol ads

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July 19, 2012September 5, 2018 Sydni Dunn

A legal challenge to Virginia’s ban on alcohol-related advertisements in college publications is still brewing.

Tagged alcohol advertisements, The Cavalier Daily, The Collegiate Times, Virginia

Court: Voter registration applications must be made public

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June 18, 2012September 5, 2018 Sydni Dunn

Voter registration applications are public documents, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

Tagged access to public records, Virginia

Email exchange between school board members not a public meeting, Va. high court rules

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June 11, 2012September 5, 2018 Seth Zweifler

The exchange of emails by members of the Fairfax County School Board did not constitute a public meeting under Virginia’s Freedom of Information Act, the state Supreme Court ruled June 7.

Tagged access to open meetings, Fairfax County School Board, Virginia

Questions linger after charges dropped against UVA editor

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October 21, 2011September 5, 2018 Peter Velz

Whilehonor code charges against the editor of the University of Virginia’s studentnewspaper were dropped this week, student journalists remain concerned abouttheir publication’s independence.

Tagged Cavalier Daily, University of Virginia, Virginia

Va. university won't press charges after newspapers stolen

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October 14, 2011September 5, 2018 Peter Velz

Adisgruntled Christopher Newport University student allegedly resorted tonewspaper theft, confronting and informing a staff member about the theft onher way to the racks and boasting about it on Facebook.

Tagged Captain's Log, Christopher Newport University, Virginia

UVA student editors face charges after disclosing reporter's plagiarism

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September 28, 2011September 5, 2018 Peter Velz

Onestudent reporter’s alleged plagiarism led to formal university charges againstfive editors at the University of Virginia.

Tagged Cavalier Daily, University of Virginia, Virginia

Appeals court backs school punishment for W.Va. student's MySpace group

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July 29, 2011December 4, 2018 Emily Gerston

Students can be punished at school for their Internet postings, even if made off campus, a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday.

Tagged Berkeley County Schools, Virginia, West Virginia

Christopher Newport backs off plans to cut funding for printed student newspaper

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June 15, 2011September 5, 2018 Seth Zweifler

Administrators at Christopher Newport University in Newport News,Va., have backed off a proposal to eliminate funding for theprint edition of the Captain’s Log, theschool’s student newspaper.

Tagged Captain's Log, Christopher Newport University, Virginia

Proposal would cut all funding for printed newspaper at Va. university

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June 6, 2011September 5, 2018 Seth Zweifler

The print edition ofthe Captain’s Log, the student newspaper at Christopher NewportUniversity in Newport News, Va., could soon be no more.

Tagged Captain's Log, Christopher Newport University, Virginia

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