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A judge has ruled that the University of Missouri broke the law for 15 years by charging thousands of in-state undergraduates an estimated $450 million in illegal tuition. St. Louis County Circuit Judge Kenneth Romines found that the state broke a decades-old law requiring free tuition within the university system for all qualified Missouri youths over age 16.
December 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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