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Northeastern is not the only school cracking down on students for partying
When Northeastern University dismissed 11 students last week ([link removed]) without refunding their $36,500 tuition as punishment for socializing together in a hotel being used for temporary student housing, the move reverberated across higher education as swift and aggressive, perhaps extreme.

But quietly, many schools around the region, desperate to prevent a COVID-19 outbreak that could topple their carefully orchestrated reopening plans, are cracking down on students who violate strict new regulations for gatherings.

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- Northeastern dismisses 11 first-year students for partying ([link removed])
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- Here’s what Governor Baker said about Northeastern dismissing 11 students ([link removed])
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