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THE CHRONICLE
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After months of
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Palestinian
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of students
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focused
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THE CHRONICLE
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people
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for extremist
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Kelly Rohrs
by
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and
speech
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groups
to PSM
a
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groups have
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palpable.
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presence
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this weekend, did
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speech,
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Duke Conservative Union.
“Diplomacy
and
opens
Levine Science Re-
search Center
cut-
ending
Palestinian-Israeli conflict by
the
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Campus
Palestinian aid
to
Pipes
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one
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Affairs.
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bench—the
Quad —has
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6
Sophomore
Julia Griffin
lounges
on one
of the student-builtWest
Campus
benches.