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I also like the idea of tuition equity, because that person is living in the state of Oregon, have been living here for awhile, has to be in the process of applying for citizenship, and paying taxes(or their parents). If all universities and colleges were given the same amount of money from federal sources and none from state taxes, then I would agree that there should be no difference between in and out of state tuition. That would still exclude foreign students since they have not been paying taxes that help fund the university or college.

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When does art become child pornography. I am thinking specifically of Brooke Shields, who did nude scenes when she was both 12 and 15 in the movies "Pretty Baby" and "The Blue Lagoon" respectively. Should anyone who own or watch these movies be arrested? Also, should anyone who researches any of these movies be charged with crimes?

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