Most people, I think, are familiar with the ongoing controversy about how willing schools are to let army recruiters have students' names and use their faciities. I'm fairly sure my school doled them out without question because I got phone calls all the time. A new facet to the situation came to light for me in a new Mother Jones article on implementation of a part of the No Child Left Behind Act, that you're most likely not aware of: schools can risk losing federal aid if they don't give free reign to contact information and use of facilities. [link]