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The University of Utah agreed Wednesday to let students opt out of activities that conflict with their religious beliefs, settling a lawsuit by a Mormon drama student who refused to recite lines that contained the f-word and took the Lord's name in vain. The student had accused the school of violating her right to freedom of speech and religion. Some professors fear that under the settlement, students could pressure faculty to change curricula.
July 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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