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Tuesday, December 20, 2005

NRA-ILA: UA wants to terminate 4-H shooting sports program

According to the NRA-ILA, the University of Arizona wants to withdraw its firearms from the Arizona 4-H Shooting Sports Program.

I can't say whether this is political correctness in action yet; we don't know UA's reasons for wanting to cancel the program.

Pages I've found here and here indicate that UA has a heavy role in 4-H across the state, not just in shooting sports. Both are hosted on UA servers, and the second page talks about more than just shooting.

So is UA ending the entire cooperative extension described in the second page or just the shooting program? There's not much telling from what's public right now.

posted by GPO, 06:55
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