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Columbia students involved in pro-Palestine protest banned from campus
Pro-Palestinian protesters who stormed Columbia University’s library have been banned from campus. A source told The Telegraph that 56 or more of the 70 students involved in the incident would not be allowed to return. The bans will last for between one and three years, the New York Post said.
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