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Lucas Powers

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By Kate Kessler, Lucas Powers Verified
| AWOL Verified
Throughout her college career at American University, senior Graziella Gulli became accustomed to taking music lessons as part of the Department of Performing Arts’ Applied Music Program. But when Gulli stepped into the performing arts department’s Welcome Back Night on Aug. 27, she said she realized something significant had changed within the program. “I heard that we get 13 weeks of lessons instead of the usual 15, I believe, even though we’re paying for 15,” Gulli said.
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Leaders of India, Ukraine join G7 summit as Trump makes early exit to deal with Middle East crisis

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By Michael Woods Verified, Lucas Powers Verified
| CBC News
Leaders of India, Ukraine join G7 summit as Trump makes early exit to deal with Middle East crisis | CBC Loaded Carney to meet with Zelenskyy at G7 summit Started 9 minutes ago Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to greet several world leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday at the G7 summit, after U.S. President Donald Trump left a day ahead of schedule.
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Carney meets one-on-one with Trump before G7 meeting officially kicks off

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By Catharine Tunney Verified, Lucas Powers Verified
| CBC News
3 minutes ago Catharine Tunney The media security screening location in Banff, Alta. for journalists heading to the summit site in nearby Kananaskis. (Catharine Tunney/CBC News) Security is tight up here in the mountains — and that means an early morning for those needing to go to Kananaskis for the main event.
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