September 25, 1998
What a Recent Court Ruling Means for Required Student Fees
Mandatory student fees have drawn several legal challenges over the past two decades, with widely varying results. In the latest chapter of this litigation saga, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit last month struck down, on First Amendment grounds, the allocation of fees paid by aggrieved students at the University of Wisconsin at Madison to "organizations that engage in
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