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Northwestern Students Protest Alleged Racial Mistreatment of University Employee
Students saying the tipping point was the mistreatment of a university employee who alleges he found a stuffed black bear hanging from a noose at his desk, the 'Sun-Times' reports.

Northwestern University students marched Thursday to protest acts of racial mistreatment on campus, saying the tipping point was the mistreatment of Michael Collins, a university employee, who alleges he found a stuffed black bear hanging from a noose at his desk, Evanston Review reported.
Several hundred students turned out at the protest and charged that there have been seven major racial events on campus among them, a party held by white students with racist costumes and two Asian-American women who were harassed by racial slurs, Evanston Review.
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