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lo important respccts , fortunately , the new initiative required not new policies but a mere continuation and intensification of those already adopted to allow the advance into the trans-Duero . The successful subjection or the regular harassment of the taifas then produced the payment of those parias which allowed the maintenance of the same armies independently of what we may call " feudal " resources . None of the records at issue in the lawsuit will be disclosed until a final judicial decision is made.Risling said the foundation is hopeful it can prove the foundation is a private entity at the appellate level . For Immediate ReleaseARLINGTON , Va. — A Florida college student newspaper that has battled to keep public records open despite intense opposition has been named the recipient of the 2003 College Press Freedom Award.The award to The Independent Florida Alligator , a student newspaper at the University of Florida , was presented at the Associated Collegiate Press / College Media Advisers national convention in Dallas on Saturday , Nov. 8.The award , sponsored by the Student Press Law Center and the Associated Collegiate Press , is given each year to a college student journalist or student news organization that has demonstrated outstanding support for the free press rights of students.For the last two years , The Independent has fought to prevent Florida courts from permanently sealing the autopsy photos of race car driver Dale Earnhardt and from enforcing a law , passed two months after his death , that allows Florida state officials and judges to determine the editorial appropriateness of a freedom of information request before making government documents available.The newspaper contends that the law sets a dangerous precedent and violates the First Amendment because it allows courts to grant or deny access to public records based on a speaker 's viewpoint.In September , The Independent Florida Alligator appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court in a final effort to preserve public access to the photos . Wind-Up Records , the independent record label that represents Evanescence , defended the three-song rule because they said it is accepted industry-wide and applies to journalists at every level , student or professional . Some examples of recently funded new initiatives include the expansion of the Pharm D degree , the new bio-medical engineering programs , the increase in stipends for graduate assistants , and the doctoral incentive program . Courts have ruled that because Cornell is a private institution performing a public function , it must comply with the law.The case was initially tried in Tompkins County before Judge Mulvey . The paper argued that because HUPD officers are deputized by the Middlesex or Suffolk county sheriffs , or are sworn special state police officers , HUPD ’ s records — just like any other police force ’ s records — should be available to the public.But Harvard moved to dismiss the lawsuit , saying that because it is a private institution , it is not bound to comply with the Massachusetts Public Records Law.Middlesex Superior Court Judge Nancy Staffier agreed . Baker sent a letter to Lynda Courts , the foundation board ’ s chairwoman , after receiving “ a number of written complaints regarding the Foundation ’ s decision to close portions of its recent executive committee and full board meetings , ” the letter states.While the University of Georgia Foundation is a private entity , it handles much of the charitable donations given to and investments raised for the public University of Georgia system . HUPD and the university claim that because Harvard is a private institution , its police force is not subject to the state open-records law . Her daughter Sancha confirms or is cited in some twelve documents of the same period and Urraca 's half sister Sancha in the same number .