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Covering Ohio's colleges for @SignalStatewide + @OpenCampusMedia. Big into sneakers, the Bravo cinematic universe, and obsessing over my dog. Not here much!
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Some Ohio universities keep using Flock surveillance cameras as cities consider a pause

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By Amy Morona Verified
| Signal Cleveland Verified
Cities in Ohio and across the country are debating how they use license plate reader cameras made by Flock Safety – but municipalities aren’t the only powerful institutions using the devices. Several Ohio universities also partner with the controversial company. That includes two of the state’s largest and most influential colleges: Ohio State University in Columbus and Cleveland’s Case Western Reserve University.
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Some Ohio universities keep using Flock surveillance cameras as cities consider a pause

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By Amy Morona Verified
| Signal Ohio Verified
Cities in Ohio and across the country are debating how they use license plate reader cameras made by Flock Safety – but municipalities aren’t the only powerful institutions using the devices. Several Ohio universities also partner with the controversial company. That includes two of the state’s largest and most influential colleges: Ohio State University in Columbus and Cleveland’s Case Western Reserve University.
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Ohio college syllabi are going public under Senate Bill 1

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By Amy Morona Verified
| Signal Ohio Verified
Ohio college students – or anyone with an internet connection – will soon be able to find out information about a class before ever enrolling. This fall marks the first time state institutions are required to publicly post undergraduate course syllabi under Senate Bill 1. The sweeping state law overhauling how higher education operates passed last year.
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