ON
CAMPUS:
HEA
Reform
Campaign
Gains
Support
3/31/00
Over the past ten days, the
campaign to repeal the drug provision of the Higher Education Act has gained
the support of student governments at Yale University, University of Texas
at Austin and Douglas College at Rutgers University as well as by the Association
of Big Ten Schools. The drug provision, which denies or delays financial
aid eligibility to any student for any drug conviction, goes into effect
this year.
At Yale, the student association
not only called for repeal, but also urged the school's administration
to make up for any financial aid lost to the new law.
A more complete update on
the HEA campaign will appear in The Week Online next week.
To learn more about the campaign,
or to find out how to get involved, visit http://www.raiseyourvoice.com
and
http://www.u-net.org
on the web.
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Issue #131, 3/31/00
ON CAMPUS: HEA Reform Campaign Gains Support | Colombia Package Passes House Through Opposition, Moves to Senate | Interview with Sylvester Salcedo | Senate Passes Civil Forfeiture Reform Bill Unanimously | New York City Update | Amherst Voters Approve Referendum to Deprioritize Marijuana Enforcement | UK: Police Foundation Report Calls for Marijuana Decrim, Lower Penalties for Other Drugs | Newsbriefs | Salon.com on Maine Medical Marijuana, Netherlands Drug Policy | Editorial: War On Us All
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