Student leaders at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln say it's time to fight back against recording industry lawsuits that accuse students across the country of illegally sharing music online. Student body president David Solheim said he's disappointed with how the university has handled the targeting of students, and will contact student governments at other universities in hopes of presenting a united front.
September 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Student leaders at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln say it’s time to fight back against recording industry lawsuits that accuse students across the country of illegally sharing music online.
Student body president David Solheim said he’s disappointed with how the university has handled the targeting of students, and will contact student government at other universities in hopes of presenting a united front.
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