U S Colleges Confront New Era of Protests
A shift in campus activism marks a broader protest era as students challenge policies and speaking rights on campuses nationwide. Administrators seek balance between safety and free expression amid rising demonstrations and faculty support for student voices.
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Campus colleges rehearsing free speech safety amid protests
Colleges re examine how to protect free speech and safety as polarization grows. Campus police at Chapman Notre Dame Maryland train to prepare for protests after Berkeley turmoil. Middlebury disciplined about 70 people after a protest against Charles Murray and Allison Stanger with injuries reported.
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First Americans Possibly Neanderthals in California
A Nature report suggests humans may have reached Southern California over 100,000 years ago, possibly Neanderthals or another early group. Evidence from a San Diego site shows mastodon bones and stones used as anvils with hammerstones, but no remains of people. Skeptics urge more sites to confirm an earlier occupation than 15,000 years ago.
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Jonathan Demme’s rock driven filmmaking life ends at 73
In a diverse career Demme fused music and film from Sudden Terror to Stop Making Sense. The Oscar winner died Wednesday at 73 from esophageal cancer in his New York home surrounded by his wife Joanna and three children.
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Judge strikes down Louisiana abortion law as unconstitutional
A federal judge in Baton Rouge nullified a Louisiana law requiring abortion doctors to have hospital admitting privileges. Citing a Supreme Court decision on Texas, Judge John deGravelles found no evidence the law addressed health issues or protected patients. The ruling follows prior delays and clinic closures amid ongoing legal challenges.
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FCC chief lays out attack on net neutrality rules
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai outlined plans to roll back Obama era net neutrality protections. He seeks a May 18 FCC vote to scrap the rules barring broadband providers from favoring certain sites or services, while inviting input on a replacement approach. He argues the 2015 rules harmed investment, a claim disputed by supporters of net neutrality.
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