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States have some leeway in enacting regulations that regulate student loan debt collectors.

How do we regulate student privacy and why?

"Normally the government doesn't tell schools how to regulate student behaviour," says Alison Johnson, a history professor at Harvard who leads a committee on sexual-assault policies.

I have asked the Department of Education, which regulates student privacy laws, why the N.C.A.A. is not bound by those laws, even though they are a university-run organization.

-To what extent should the government be involved in students' social lives at school (i.e., the rules of classroom conduct, the dress code, and other laws that regulate student behavior)?

In the course of its opinion, the Court makes certain remarks concerning the authority of school officials to regulate student language in public schools.

Gillespie has never taken a position on having the state regulate student loan companies, and his campaign spokesman David Abrams declined to discuss the candidate's stance on the issue.

As president, a post he held until his retirement in 1987, Hesburgh liberalized the rules regulating student life, promoted academic freedom, and worked toward making Notre Dame one of the top universities in the country, doubling its enrollment and greatly increasing its endowment.

A New England Patriots cheerleader was fired for blog content, a Millersville University student teacher was not allowed to graduate because of images on Facebook, and UCLA sophomore Alexandra Wallace quit school and made a public apology for a racist video she posted on YouTube that spurred debate online about a university's authority to monitor or regulate student speech.

Finalists Seantyel Hardy '18 and James Pesavento '18 debated the extent to which public schools can regulate student speech originating outside of school as well as whether a school may punish a student for writing and recording a rap song containing violent and potentially threatening rhetoric and alleging serious misconduct by school faculty members.

States argue they have the right to regulate student loan companies that operate within their borders.