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Almost 1,200 Israelis were killed during the Hamas attack and 254 were taken hostage. At least 41,000 people have been killed in Gaza and 2,000 in Lebanon since last year.
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The vigils are held in protest of the new policy restricting “expressive activity” to daytime hours. The policy is a response to an antiwar encampment in Dunn Meadow in the spring.
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The Board of Trustees gathered feedback from the community, although with 28 working days to finalize the draft, critics objected that the process was rushed.
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Whitten announced IU had hired Cooley LLP at the June 14 Board of Trustees meeting. Its findings and recommendations are largely in line with the administration’s own assertions and plans.
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To not be prosecuted, he must not not gain any additional criminal charges for a year. No pending litigation remains from the protests on campus.
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About 50 protesters gathered inside and outside the meeting at Memorial Stadium’s Henke Hall.
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Trustee Jeremy Morris, chair of the Academic Affairs and University Policy Committee, said that board members have received a lot of input from the IU community and needed more time to consult with stakeholders.
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The actual Dunn Meadow policy — the one passed in 1969 — contains no reference to ad hoc committees or permission needed for overnight structures. What’s written on an IU website isn’t in fact a policy at all.
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State Police Superintendent Doug Carter “feels the Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office caved to political pressure.”
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The Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office says it will not file charges against 55 people arrested on suspicion of criminal trespass during protests at Indiana University’s Dunn Meadow last month.