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    <title>Solomon Amendment: What now?</title>
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    <summary>Many of us are disappointed with the Supreme Courts ruling on the Solomon Amendment Link I wonder if it is legal to require military recruiters to have a metaphorical scarlet letter visible to people stopping to talk with them. Maybe...</summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Many of us are disappointed with the Supreme Courts ruling on the Solomon Amendment</p>

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<p>I wonder if it is legal to require military recruiters to have a metaphorical scarlet letter visible to people stopping to talk with them.  Maybe a sign saying, â€œWe discriminate against GLBT people.â€?  I know it seems petty, but if we need to allow them access, does it mean we cannot note our objection.  Allowing them access to campus does not limit our ability to exercise our freedom of speech.</p>]]>
        
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    <title>Welcome to the Social Justice Leadership Retreat (SJLR) Blog</title>
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    <published>2006-03-07T15:23:14Z</published>
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    <summary>Welcome to the SJLR blog! I am excited to create this forum for information sharing, dicussion, and dialogue. I will try to post information on a regular basis and encourage others to engage with me and the community of readers....</summary>
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        <name>Grant Anderson</name>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Welcome to the SJLR blog!  I am excited to create this forum for information sharing, dicussion, and dialogue.  I will try to post information on a regular basis and encourage others to engage with me and the community of readers.  All are welcome, but this will be focused on social justice issues and provide retreat updates.</p>]]>
        
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