1.06.2004
University of Colorado sued under Title IX and over out-of-state tuition
Two separate lawsuits are plaguing the University of Colorado: one under Title IX and another over out-of-state tuition.
In the first, the university is asking for the diaries of the plaintiff: "Lawyers for Lisa Simpson, a plaintiff in a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Colorado, said Friday they are confused as to why the university is requesting to see their client's diary.
Simpson is suing the university under federal Title IX, claiming CU engaged in a pattern of discrimination when it failed to supervise CU football players and high school recruits who, she claims, raped her at an off-campus party in December 2001..."
And students are calling the out-of-state tuition "unconstitutional": "Three CU students lobbed a bombshell at the state and the University of Colorado Wednesday when they filed a joint lawsuit that says out-of-state tuition for Colorado residents is unconstitutional..."
In the first, the university is asking for the diaries of the plaintiff: "Lawyers for Lisa Simpson, a plaintiff in a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Colorado, said Friday they are confused as to why the university is requesting to see their client's diary.
Simpson is suing the university under federal Title IX, claiming CU engaged in a pattern of discrimination when it failed to supervise CU football players and high school recruits who, she claims, raped her at an off-campus party in December 2001..."
And students are calling the out-of-state tuition "unconstitutional": "Three CU students lobbed a bombshell at the state and the University of Colorado Wednesday when they filed a joint lawsuit that says out-of-state tuition for Colorado residents is unconstitutional..."
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