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Podcast: Weekly news wrap-up: Take Back The Night

Alec Cowan
April 28, 2017


It is Saturday, April 29. Here are this week’s biggest news stories.
In this installment of the Daily Emerald weekly news wrap-up, Alec Cowan, Will Campbell and Emerson Malone discuss the Take Back the Night march had its 39th year on campus Thursday night; a former student has been convicted of coercion; students are now required to pick their major by sophomore year and what you need to know for this year’s commencement ceremony.
This episode was produced by Emerson Malone.

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