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of proof lies with those who wish
AIDS.
"The students are already in the
Sophomore Seana Baruth said, "
sisters into a situation where there i
they could contract this fatal diseas
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because of the disease," she added
Graduate student Stanley Davis >
stitutional rights.
"Children have a right to public
tion, and if one of my children was
tax dollars back," Davis said.
"In this country you are innocen
mcone can prove that you will hur
should have the right to a public edi
said.
In closing arguments, Whelehan
certainty. "Most people out there
have Ph.D's and doctorates, so
layman's terms. We must understa
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maim iiiai ;iiL/o iiw at
"The recommendations of the C
constant evaluation of the cases, bi
to school in the beginning just as a
In voting, despite seven abstentic
children afflicted with AIDS shoi
education, and eight voted against
AIDS. CsntinuMl from pi
enrichment center, is trying to
incorporate AIDS into their
sexual education
presentations.
The USC Health Center also
has information available for
students. Price is working with
the health center staff to in
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crease /mlo iiiiuiuiauuii hi
the center.
The need for education is
not the only result of the AIDS
epidemic. People throughout
the country are frightened of
exposure to the disease and are
shying away from its victims.
In New York, parents arc
fighting to keep young AIDS
victims out of public school
classes.
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classroom," he said.
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vas concerned with students' con
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denied that right, I should like m;
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t someone by casual contact, yo
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are just average people who don'
we needed to be convinced o
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ny student," Price said, in closini
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USC law professor Don
Wedlock said, "The problem
is one of public health. The
schools obviously have a
power and an obligation to
maintain a safe environment
for the student body. The individual
also has a right to
public education."
"If a student is able to
establish there is no credible
public health danger from his
presence in the classroom,
then the judge would rule in
his favor," he said.
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AIDS, call the AIDS hotline.
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Using a life-size board similar
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