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June 12, 2018

15 Syracuse Students Suspended Over Fraternity Videos That Ignited Campus Protests

Fifteen Syracuse University (NY)  students who participated in fraternity videos described by the school’s chancellor as racist and anti-Semitic were suspended last week, according to their lawyer, the culmination of a six-week inquiry into the footage, which had ignited campus protests and a sit-in.
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