Students have to take exercise in order to graduate
Students at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania are upset about a school rule requiring overweight students to take an exercise course in order to graduate. The rule applies to students with a body mass index above
30. James DeBoy, chair of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation at Lincoln University, says the school officials believe that its their responsibility to alert students to the dangers of obesity.
via Pa. University Targets Overweight Students : NPR
So, is it discrimination? Nanny state-ism gone mad? Or benign concern for student health and well-being?
The story also appears in the Guardian, which reports that:
The course includes walking, cycling, aerobics and lessons in healthy diet. Students who fail to take it will not graduate, no matter how good their academic performance has been.
and also notes that, somewhat paradoxically:
Despite having introduced its controversial policy, it still allows KFC and the Grill to operate inside the campus, serving up double crunch sandwiches and fried mozzarella sticks to all-too-appreciative students.
Registrarism 
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