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AR: Panel Backs Bill Requiring Colleges to Allow Guns
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The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed by a voice vote the proposal requiring public colleges and universities to allow faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on campus if they have a license from the state. A 2013 law leaves the decision up to the schools, but no campus has opted to do so. The proposal now heads to the majority-Republican Senate. |
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PHORTO
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It's still got the stupid "proximity" and "child care facility" prohibitions.
There is no evidence, much less logic, to support these restrictions - only blind emotion. |
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