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IN: Guns on college campuses? Really?
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With that law, Texas became the eighth state to allow campus carry (some of those states limit weapons to employees and faculty). Nearly half the states 23 leave the decision up to college and university officials, and 19 more ban the practice. But campus-carry drives, building on state-level Republican election wins in November, are underway in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Wisconsin. |
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| A young adult decides to pursue a field of study and can't exercise his/her bill of rights, really? |
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