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Dartmouth’s president is censured by faculty over protest actions

By Stephanie Saul, New York Times Service,

2024-05-21

By Stephanie Saul, New York Times Service,

2024-05-21

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Glenn Lungarini

05-21

She did nothing wrong except carry out her duties as college President and whose actions were based on her concern for the entire college as opposed to those who think it's only a one way street. Students are there to learn and disruption to those servicewe and learning environment are not acceptable. If they want to protest and camp out, leave the school and be on there way with no refund and failing grade.

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