This is something that, as far as I can tell, isn't being done for the benefit of campaign contributors.  There are no activist disabled groups who are funneling money to the Bush Justice Department.  This may actually be something they're doing just to push people to follow the law!

Thalia

For any school that is relatively young or has expanded recently, this isn't too hard a goal to attain.  While my alma mater has many building which would be nearly impossible to make accessable (the original dorm and classroom quad has narrow corridors, small bathrooms, narrow stairs, no elevators...), most of the housing was already built to ADA specs, as where most of the classroom buildings.

I guess for an older and financially struggling school, meeting ADA specs could be burdensome.

The coolest thing is getting a dorm room ajacent to an ADA bathroom.  They're usually single occupancy.  Hooray!

...Dwayne was hoping that he would pay exactly the right amount of attention to Francine's clitoris.

While I'm happy if this does actually lead to improvements, something from my past gives pause. Back when I was in college, c. 1990, a buddy of mine roomed with a disabled man in the dorms. The guy had MS, I think-- in any case, he was in a powered wheelchair back before they were as common as they are now.
   One of the things this disabled gent did was go around to all the state colleges and universities to test accessibility. As my friend Kip put it, he just went around and said, "I can't get there", it was as simple as that. Most of the administators were fairly cooperative, though money was a concern, as with most schools that don't have a pool of wealthy alumni to hit up.
   One school, which will remain nameless, was pretty open about not caring. When the disabled man asked them when the changes were going to be made, one administrator said, "Oh, we don't have to change anything. We just have to have a plan." (Emphasis mine.) In the years since, as I've taken to watching more C-SPAN, this random comment has begun to sound more like a motto than an exception. When I read things like, "That process is ongoing", then, I must admit to being skeptical at the rate these fixes are going to occur.
   Too much emphasis on a small incident, perhaps, but thought I'd throw it in the mix.

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