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Downtown's St. Patrick's Day Parade turns 50 with founder still at the helm

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By Elena Quinones Verified
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
Downtown's St. Patrick's Day Parade turns 50 with founder still at the helm 1 of 8 Parade participants spin their balloon for the crowd during the 48th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown St. Louis on Saturday, March 11, 2017. Photo by Jon Gitchoff St. Patrick's Day parade in downtown St. Louis Saturday started at 1 p.m. Here a group twirls a floating Irish man along Market Street to the delight of the spectators.
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Changing the rules: Lobbyist pressing Title IX changes motivated by son’s expulsion from WU

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By Elena Quinones Verified
| Student Life Verified
Lobbyist Richard McIntosh has proposed Title IX changes that would give the accused more power in the process statewide. His efforts to change the Title IX system followed his son’s expulsion through the Washington University Title IX process, as reported by the Kansas City Star. McIntosh founded the dark money group Kingdom Principles, Inc., which is pushing for changes to the Title IX process within universities and funding lobbyists for the cause, following his son’s expulsion.
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Inside Martinville: A look at the students behind the Fight for $15 Brookings occupation

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By Elena Quinones Verified
| Student Life Verified
Fight for $15 has brought together a unique coalition of members of the campus community under one banner—the fight for a living wage. Formal organizations like Washington University Graduate Workers’ Union (WUGWU) and Asian and Pacific Islanders Demanding Justice (APIDJ) have joined forces with community members to present a message that is loud, clear and right under the administration’s nose.
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