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The Campbell-Frank amendment, which will be introduced in the coming weeks, is designed to preserve federal financial aid for students at schools that ban military recruiters.
"If there are institutions willing to accept the dollars of the federal government, it seems hypocritical to stiff-arm that branch of the government that protects society," said William R. Teator, a spokesperson for Solomon.
Two Capitol Hill lawmakers are stepping in to resolve a clash between military recruiters and the nation's law schools. They propose to repeal a law that cut federal financial aid to schools that banned military recruiters from their campuses.
Representatives Barney Frank '61-'62 (D-Newton) and Thomas J. Campbell (R-Calif.) are preparing to introduce legislation that would repeal part of the "Solomon Amendment," which was passed last year and withholds federal funding from colleges and universities that bar military recruiters due to the military's discrimination against...
The Solomon Amendment forced many schools to bend their rules with the threat of losing federal funds, including Pell Grants and Stafford Loans, according to Campbell's office.