California Leads National Push to Let Student Athletes Profit
California passed a law to allow college athletes to profit from their names and likenesses, with effect in 2023, as more states consider similar measures. The NCAA has softened stance, exploring rules for earnings from endorsements, while Congress weighs a national standard via the Student Athlete Equity Act and related hearings. The article argues for a national framework to protect athletes’ rights and possible direct representation to negotiate deals.
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Letters from Henry Pearce and Ronald Colvin urge Falconi bid
Henry Pearce from Montville Township condemns threats against LGBTQ rights and calls for respectful faith voices, noting many Christians support LGBTQ people. Ronald Colvin of Brunswick Hills Township endorses Ron Falconi for Ohio Senate District 22, highlighting Falconi’s leadership, pro life and pro business stance, and urging March 17 vote.
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Supreme Court to hear CFPB independence dispute
George Will critiques the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as a model of unchecked progressive governance. He argues the CFPB's funding and single director structure undermine presidential control and defy Madisonian separation of powers, framing Warren's legacy as a test case in constitutional design.
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Letters guidelines for Medina Gazette editor submissions
The Gazette invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. Deadline for March 17 election letters is 5 p.m. March 6. Submissions should include name, full home address and phone number. email submissions preferred to letters@medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W. Liberty St., Medina, OH 44256.
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