No discipline for Minneapolis cops in Jamar Clark case
Minneapolis police chief Janee Harteau announced that two officers involved in the November confrontation that led to Jamar Clark’s fatal shooting will face no discipline. The state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension found the officers warranted in using deadly force as Clark, hand movements and a struggle over an officer’s gun preceded the shooting. A U.S. DOJ inquiry into protest handling is ongoing.
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Nobel panel member blasts Dylan silence as arrogant
A Swedish Academy member called Bob Dylan's silence after winning the 2016 Nobel Prize in literature "impolite and arrogant." Per Wastberg said the laureate, now 75, has not engaged since the award was announced and the academy expects no public response. The prize totals eight million kronor, about $930,000.
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Rolling Stone rape story witness says she backed off tale
Charlottesville Virginia Sabrina Rubin Erdely testified in a defamation case over the November 2014 Rolling Stone piece A Rape on Campus. Erdely described feeling startled when Jackie later questioned whether the alleged attacker was in Phi Psi and said she no longer believed the story could be supported. Erdely said she drafted an editor email urging retraction titled Our worst nightmare.
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Yale to admit more students despite tough entry
Yale University will expand undergraduate enrollment by about 200 freshmen next year, lifting the total to roughly 6,200 amid a long planned growth. Despite the larger class, admissions officials say competition remains fierce with low acceptance rates and a pool that has grown from 22,500 to nearly 31,500 in nine years, driven by applicants from underrepresented backgrounds.
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