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1040 (E.D. Pa. 1986). Conclusion The Equal Access Act represents a legislative determi- nation that secondary school students are mature enough to be exposed to an open forum that neutrally allows students to discuss ideas ranging from the least controversial to those that result in heated public debate. The act does not, however, require schools to provide that forum. Educators have a choice. They can either recognize noncurriculum-related groups, restrict student groups to curriculum-related ...activi- ties, abolish student clubs, or give up federal assistance. The first choice triggers the Equal Access Act, the last three do not. Mergens provides educators with some guidance in de- ciding whether their schools will provide limited open fo- rums, but it does not address some of the problems that may arise as a result of an equal access policy. ■ 1989 Awards for Financial Reporting by S. Grady Fullerton Four additional school administrative units in North Carolina have been awarded the coveted Certificate of Ex- cellence in Financial Reporting, bringing the total number of North Carolina holders to nine.
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