Bobby Harrell of the Charleston Post and Courier has an op-ed up on the Solomon Amendment and efforts of the USC Law School faculty to ban military recruiters. Harrell wonders "what would happen if USC's law school campus were being attacked by al-Qaida. Would they keep the same closed-door policy?"
An interesting question.
The Solomon Amendment is a federal statute that withholds specified federal funds from institutions of higher education that deny military recruiters the same access to their campuses and students that they provide to other recruiters.
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