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Universities Say They Value a Free Press. Student Journalists Tell a Different Story.

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By Ella Carter-Klauschie
| The Nation Verified
Universities Say They Value a Free Press. Student Journalists Tell a Different Story. The student press is facing a growing wave of censorship and institutional obstruction Ad Policy College newspapers like The Harvard Crimson have broken stories of national import. But increasingly, the student press is being stifled.
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California gave every student in prison a laptop. How community colleges are using them

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By Ella Carter-Klauschie
| California Love
This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today . Across California, every incarcerated individual taking a college course now has a tool those of us on the outside take for granted: a laptop. In the past three years, the prison system spent $23.2 million to distribute 30,000 laptops to all incarcerated students.
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Clive Davis

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By Ella Carter-Klauschie, Meg Anderson Verified
| California Love
Where things stand: LAPD officials told the Board of Police Commissioners on June 2 that they expected to finish their investigation and present findings to the Los Angeles District Attorney last week. As of today, the district attorney’s office told LAist that the LAPD had done a preliminary briefing but is still looking into the case. Differing accounts of the fatal encounter: Federal officials and Palacios’ attorney have said Palacios was acting in self defense.
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