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Harvard Graduate Students and Non-Tenure Faculty Continue Strike Actions

Striking graduate students affiliated with the United Auto Workers union were joined by non-tenure track faculty in recent demonstrations at Harvard University.

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Striking graduate students affiliated with the United Auto Workers union were joined by non-tenure track faculty in recent demonstrations at Harvard University.

For weeks now, striking graduate students affiliated with the United Auto Workers union have been disrupting classes at Harvard while the administration stands idly by. Non-tenure track faculty joined the strike on Tuesday, rallying to chants of “shut it down!” The “it” in question is the university.

Conservative Review reported the story as "Send ICE to Harvard."

2 sources have covered this story, including Conservative Review and Washington Free Beacon. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 3 hours ago.

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Conservative Review reported it first, Nov 12, 4:58 AM ET. All 2 outlets carried it within the same minute, all on the right.All in the United States.

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  1. FirstConservative ReviewNov 12, 4:58 AM ETRight
  2. +0mWashington Free BeaconNov 12, 4:58 AM ETRight

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