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I think schools should be able to do this...Provided they are ready to lose every single cent of federal student aid and grant money they get every year. We don't need anti-military schools free-loading.


13 posted on 10/10/2005 9:03:32 PM PDT by SmoothTalker
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To: SmoothTalker

The amazing thing is that the schools are able to get away with this crap.


33 posted on 10/10/2005 9:55:58 PM PDT by RobbyS ( CHIRHO)
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You must mean Private Schools. Since State Colleges contribute more to the school than does the Fed.

The state colleges are supported by that states tax payers, so there would be very few colleges that would able to remain.

Maybe that would be a good thing the way our universities are controlled by the very liberal of liberals.

But I do agree no tax payer funds if they don't allow military recruiter on campus.


34 posted on 10/10/2005 10:03:44 PM PDT by frannie (Be not afraid of tomorrow - God is already there!)
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Great point! I'd like to see the whole public education system get scrapped. Every bit of it. Let the parents of these spoiled children figure out on their own how to get educated with their own money and find teachers and school systems willing to teach for much less than they are getting from our "evil" government and taxpayers. I agree that if they don't want the part of this country they don't like (military) then they shouldn't have the rest of it either (money, freedom, protection, rights, standards, etc).


63 posted on 10/18/2005 10:10:33 PM PDT by DilJective (Proudly serving in the US Army - opinions are my own.)
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