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With California, Washington, and Oregon, among other states, voting to legalize the use of medicinal marijuana, it was only a matter of time before schools had to deal with the repercussions.

For the youth of the planet, a future without clean energy means no future at all. Power Vote, a national nonpartisan effort ran by the Energy Action Coalition is working to bring climate change to the forefront of the election by mobilizing 1 million young voters to pledge their vote for clean energy.

Ohio State University graduate Melissa Stanley and University of Minnesota student Ole Hovde are running for their respective state legislatures this fall.

With the passing of the Affirmative Action Ban in 2006, which stated that there could be no race or gender-based affirmative action, the number of minority students accepted to college has dropped in recent years.

Female coaches at Texas Southern University and California State schools at San Diego and Fresno have all filed lawsuits involving gender discrimination.

David Kernell, a student at the University of Tennessee was indicted by a federal grand jury for hacking into Governor Sarah Palin’s personal mail account.

Thirty years ago a building ready to be demolished on the Humbolt State University campus, now it is an example of environmentally friendly living and a testament to student activism.

In response to the national and global energy crisis, Evergreen State University’s College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science is offering a renewable energy lab class beginning in the spring of 2009.