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Online Exclusive: Theology students not denied aid in D.C.

By Lucia Walinchus · Thursday, March 18, 2004

While the Supreme Court decided last month to uphold Washington state's decision to deny state financial aid to college theology students, this ruling will not affect colleges in D.C. According to the D.C. education office, 37 states have similar laws though D.

Forum addresses vanishing coverage of a leading killer

By Jeannette Kimmel · Thursday, March 18, 2004

Since 1981, when the AIDS epidemic first became a crisis, the media has covered this terminal disease, but now the question has risen as to whether or not the media has covered it enough, according to the panelists at AU's recent American Forum. Although the numbers of deaths caused by AIDS, which is a leading cause of death among young people around the world, is increasing, the amount of coverage by the media has decreased significantly.

Online Exclusive: Judge throws out part of Va. admission lawsuit

By April Astor · Thursday, March 18, 2004

The admissions policies of seven public colleges in Virginia that reject illegal immigrants who apply are in question after part of a lawsuit against the schools was dismissed last month. The lawsuit, Equal Access Education v. Burton, is regarding the Virginia schools' policies of not accepting illegal immigrant applicants.

Online Exclusive: Theology students not denied aid in D.C.

Forum addresses vanishing coverage of a leading killer

Online Exclusive: Judge throws out part of Va. admission lawsuit

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