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SHOULD THE IRS REVOKE LIBERTY UNIVERSITY’S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS?

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SHOULD THE IRS REVOKE LIBERTY UNIVERSITY’S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS?

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DATELINE: May 24, 2009, Chicago Well, well, well. Everyone seems to wait for Memorial Day weekend to release explosive news. North Korea literally set off a nuclear explosion in an underground test. Now Liberty University has detonated its own bombshell. It has decided that a student Democratic club will no longer be officially recognized as a university club. The club still will be permitted to meet on campus, but it no longer will be eligible for university funding and it can no longer use the university name, according to a May 25, 2009 press release from Jerry Falwell, Jr., the university’s Chancellor and President. The Democratic club received an e-mail announcing the decision on May 15, 2009. Anita Kumar, Liberty U. Drops Democratic Club: Party’s Views Conflicts with Those of College, Administrators Say, Washington Post (May 23, 2009). Unfortunately the press release does not discuss the status of the university’s Republican club, but we will assume for purposes of this post that