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Education

elleng

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4. I'd go further than you and urge that,

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Wed Nov 28, 2012, 03:46 PM

Nov 2012

from wherever their course material, as long as its free and not purporting to award degrees, it DOES violate the First Amendment. State has no business here, kind of like me being prohibited from helping my daughters, their friends, etc etc, w help in understanding things like, uh, the First Amendment!

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Free Online Education Is Now Illegal in Minnesota [View all] alp227 Oct 2012 OP

I called George and got some clarification Angry Dragon Oct 2012 #1

Spam deleted by gkhouston (MIR Team) jennimme Nov 2012 #2

How could Education possibly be a prob. in America? IAMTHEFISH Nov 2012 #3

I'd go further than you and urge that, elleng Nov 2012 #4

Wow. This is a case where government is standing in the way of the people. Pterodactyl Dec 2012 #5