Catholic University of America reversed course last week to allow an NAACP chapter on campus after students assured school officials they would not advocate issues that run counter to university policy, such as abortion rights. "It's a good university," said law student William Jawando, who filed the original application. "I'm not trying to be a destructive force from within. Like the country, it just has some issues, some problems, and it's making progress."
October 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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