Portions of OU papers blacked out
Huge chunks of documents detailing violations that led to two players being dismissed from the University of Oklahoma football team were blacked out before being released by the university this week.
School officials cited federal student privacy laws that require them to withhold information that might identify specific students. But an open-records expert said the law is being interpreted too broadly and should...
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