Kelly J
04-02-2010, 02:26 PM
http://www.kansan.com/news/2010/mar/30/concealed-weapons-bill-causes-stir/
Students respond to concealed weapons bill
By Elliot Metz
The possibility of students carrying loaded, concealed weapons at the University could offer extra protection or pose unnecessary danger to the campus community. It all depends on who you ask.
Read the editorial here. New law may allow concealed guns on campus
The Kansas House of Representatives recently passed a law that would allow students to carry concealed guns on campus. The legislation still needs approval from the State Senate and Governor.Students give opinions on conceal-carry bill
The Kansas House of Representatives recently passed a conceal-carry bill. Students on campus may have a different opinion.
House Bill 2685, which passed the Kansas House of Representatives Wednesday, would allow people with concealed carry licenses to bring their weapons with them onto campus. Now, as the Kansas Senate prepares to debate the bill, students are debating what this change would mean for them.
Read the entire story here:
http://www.kansan.com/news/2010/mar/30/concealed-weapons-bill-causes-stir/
Students respond to concealed weapons bill
By Elliot Metz
The possibility of students carrying loaded, concealed weapons at the University could offer extra protection or pose unnecessary danger to the campus community. It all depends on who you ask.
Read the editorial here. New law may allow concealed guns on campus
The Kansas House of Representatives recently passed a law that would allow students to carry concealed guns on campus. The legislation still needs approval from the State Senate and Governor.Students give opinions on conceal-carry bill
The Kansas House of Representatives recently passed a conceal-carry bill. Students on campus may have a different opinion.
House Bill 2685, which passed the Kansas House of Representatives Wednesday, would allow people with concealed carry licenses to bring their weapons with them onto campus. Now, as the Kansas Senate prepares to debate the bill, students are debating what this change would mean for them.
Read the entire story here:
http://www.kansan.com/news/2010/mar/30/concealed-weapons-bill-causes-stir/