Student Life in a Legal/Moral Context

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"A current controversy spreading across college campuses is the nature and extent of a school s control of the social life of its students. In the 1960s, universities ascribed to the view that, if they could go to war, at age 18, they were adults, and accordingly, the administration did not involve itself in the social and private lives of its students. Three decades later, however, universities have a new assessment of their part in regulating the social aspect of the campus culture. College administrators are now looking at their students as quasi-adults and are asking themselves, What kinds of parents can we be?
In recent years, many college campuses have taken an in loco parentis approach in dealing with their students. For example, Lehigh University banned parties on campus unless a..."

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