Lawyers for two same-sex couples argued yesterday that Yeshiva University's medical school unlawfully discriminates against lesbian and gay students by barring their life partners from apartments provided to married students. The argument before a panel of the Appellate Division came in the one of the first lawsuits in the United States to challenge a university policy barring same-sex couples from graduate student housing.
April 20, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for two same-sex couples argued yesterday that Yeshiva University’s medical school unlawfully discriminates against lesbian and gay students by barring their life partners from apartments provided to married students.
The argument before a panel of the Appellate Division, First Department, came in the one of the first lawsuits in the United States to challenge a university policy barring same-sex couples from graduate student housing.
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