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Gaza war protesters leave University of Southern California after police arrive

Student protesters at USC abandoned their camp after police surrounded them and threatened activists with arrest. In Boston, Northeastern University’s commencement began peacefully.

By: scmp.com

May 05 2024
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Gaza war protesters leave University of Southern California after police arrive

Student protesters at USC abandoned their camp after police surrounded them and threatened activists with arrest. In Boston, Northeastern University’s commencement began peacefully.

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