(CNN) – Liberty University, the evangelical school in Virginia founded by the late Rev. Jerry Falwell, is drawing heat Friday for its decision to revoke recognition of the College Democrats' chapter on campus.
According to the Lynchburg News & Advance, the school decided a week ago the organization "stood against the moral principles" held by the school and therefore could no longer be sanctioned.
Childress says she was told by Mark Hine, the vice president of student affairs, that "'You can't be a Democrat and be a Christian and be a university representative.'"
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May 22nd, 2009 4:27 pm ET I agree with Jason. They're a private university and as such, they can do whatever they want. Although things like this make a degree from Liberty University slightly less valuable that one from Central Alabama Beauty College. |
They should put "liberty" in quotes. That's really the last thing they want.
This should be grounds for revoking their tax exempt status.