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Carnegie Mellon has made it harder to hold on-campus events ([link removed]) after Gaza-related protests roiled other campuses last year.
CMU Democrats’ request to protest the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, held this summer with President Donald Trump as a keynote speaker, was denied under new policies ([link removed]) . University leaders also limited expression on the time-honored forum of “The Fence.”
“We’ve been avoiding making large events specifically because the policy creates these massive cost barriers, all these hoops you have to jump through,” said River Sepinuck of the campus Democrats. CMU Republicans, too, said the new rules slow down expression.
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** CMU made protesting on campus harder. A year later, even debate is difficult. ([link removed])
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Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures ([link removed]) welcomes Padma Lakshmi to Pittsburgh on Nov. 10 for the fourth Ten Evenings lecture of the season at the Carnegie Music Hall. Padma Lakshmi will present her lecture on her latest cookbook, “Padma's All American.”
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** Republican voters drive increase in mail ballot requests in Pennsylvania ([link removed])
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** Sponsored: YWCA Greater Pittsburgh's award luncheon will include networking, raffles and giving opportunities ([link removed])
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** Pittsburgh mayoral candidate: Corey O’Connor ([link removed])
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** Pittsburgh mayoral candidate: Tony Moreno ([link removed])
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CALL FOR SUBMISSION! Whose stories get told? And why are storytellers, books, histories and archives central to a more just world and a just Pittsburgh? This year’s Envisioning a Just Pittsburgh showcase at Carnegie Museums is seeking work that grapples with the question of how libraries and archives can serve as conduits of education, storytelling, artistry and activism. Click here to learn more and submit your art. ([link removed])
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🏀 Pitt men’s basketball season opener ([link removed]) 7 p.m. Monday | Petersen Events Center, Oakland | vs. Youngstown State
🎬 Three Rivers Film Festival ([link removed]) Nov. 12-23 | Various locations
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