Murchison arrived at W&L in 1982 when the paper was in its second decade. He’d worked on the Yale Daily News and had helped launch a newspaper on the Yale Law School. Between those first-hand experiences and his scholarship in mass media and First Amendment issues, he has special insight into student media.

Others don’t oppose a law, but object to the measure defining antisemitism by referring to a definition adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. The bill already handed the House final year and Monday’s vote alerts the measure is more probably to pass the state Senate and be signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp. The Republican governor has beforehand said he supports the measure.

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