Americans wary of Syria strike shift amid war fatigue
The piece notes a growing reluctance in the United States to pursue military action in Syria. It cites President Obama and Senate Republican Mitch McConnell, highlighting public weariness after Iraq and Afghanistan and a 48 to 38 percent poll showing Americans doubt the obligation to punish chemical weapon use. It frames historical support for intervention and the mood change driven by media and constituent voices.
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Universities face enrollment dips amid program downsizing
UI says 300 fewer graduate students due to closing weak programs and about 100 professional students lost from a shrinking law school. Mason notes a rise of nearly 100 grad graduates over spring and fall as economy improves. UNI enrolls 359 more students than projected but total falls to 12 159 from 12 273 in fall 2012.
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