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This Week in History

March 7, 2007 - 1:14am
By Noah Grynberg

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C.U. Stopped Snatching License Plates

The Sun reported on March 8, 1966 that Cornell would suspend its practice of confiscating students’ license plates after a specific number of traffic violations because the policy was illegal. University Counsel Neil R. Stamp told the University that it was unlawful to confiscate license plates because Cornell was, in effect, “exercising police power.”