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Maryland Athletics agrees to First Amendment training after student journalists reported to police
The Maryland Terrapins Athletic Department hasn’t built a strong reputation for understanding the role of the free press this football season, and it sounds like they need a much-needed refresher. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) announced Friday on social media that the department has agreed to their First Amendment training. That follows an…
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