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TX: Texas Campus Carry Law Takes Effect, Students, Faculty on Edge
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Students and faculty within the university system are divided. The new law law has generated protests, the retirement of a Texas A&M professor and threats of punishments against educators who try to ban firearms from their classrooms.
But despite what pro-gun supporters term hysteria about a law that already stands in several states, the campus carry law is only going to apply to a small portion of the student population in Texas. It’s likely to keep parents, faculty and students on edge, but experts say the campus carry law could turn out to be a non-event, at least if history provides any guidance. |
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| They are on edge cause liberal myths have their heads on the chopping block. Soon, students will be accustomed to their classmates taking responsibility for self defense and being armed. |
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