Financial status no longer schools' concern
By Jo Griffiths
Capitol Campus is off the hook,
and so are many other colleges
and universities across the coun
try.
A little while ago, schools were
gearing up administratively to
comply with a federal law re
quiring that federal aid only be
given to male students who had
registered for the draft.
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administrative burdens accor
ding to Capitol Campus Finan
cial Aid Officer James Lane.
“We’ve been exonerated,” said
Lane. “We’re no longer under
any legal obligation to deny our
students financial aid. Only the
federal government can do that
now.”
Lane was quick to note that
students were still required to
register in accordance with the
law. The only difference, he
that most of the men
who operate the
reactors in private
industry started in the
Nuclear Navy.)
It takes more time
and more effort to
become an officer in the
Nuclear Navy. But the
rewards are greater, too.
pointed out, is that the schools
are no longer involved in the
verification process.
The law concerns male
students between the ages of 18
and 22 years. Financial pro
grams affected will include:
PELL, GSL, SEOG, NDSL, ac-
cording to information put out by
the Penn State Financial Aid Of
fice.
The law has caused a stir
among some of the nation’s
legislators, who view it as un
constitutional. One state judge
from Minnesota ruled against the
law last month.
Congressional legislation has
been introduced on a national
level to repeal the law, but ac
tion is stilf pending.
For the meantime, students
will have to comply with the law
or risk losing their financial aid.
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