21 Quotes by Tom Angell

I think some nontraditional students will benefit from the partial reform, but unfortunately tens of thousands of students will be left behind without the ability to pay for school.

We basically say the law is unconstitutional because it punishes students twice for the same crime. Taking away access to education is not only illogical, but it is illegal.

We were legally qualified to get the information for free. They said they couldn't give us the information, because it would lead to drug legalization.

It's a victory that some students will be able to get back their aid. But there are still some fundamental problems.

Congressman Souder wants to decrease drug abuse but encourages it by blocking peoples' access to education. Federal studies show that these efforts do not work. They're hurting our economy and society.

Congress has no rational basis to attach financial aid to drug enforcement.

Students who cannot afford college tuition on their own probably can't afford private drug programs.

These things tend to move forward quite slowly.

Being affected by this law is not something people are looking to advertise.