The interim president of Gallaudet University said he would not punish the more than 100 protesters who were arrested during the demonstrations that shut down the school last fall.
Also, on Tuesday, the Bush administration upgraded the university’s ratings from ineffective to adequate, but warned that the troubled Northeast Washington school needs much improvement and more ambitious goals. The federal government provides about two-thirds of the school’s funding.
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