Today's Clips (3/7/24)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

The Abandon Biden movement urged NC voters to deny the president their vote. This isn’t the first time thousands of voters have snubbed the party’s likely nominee.

N.C. political science professor says motivating voters is more important than ever.

Susan Roberts, a professor at Davidson College, said that this falls in line with a nationwide trend nationwide affecting both parties. “Parties don't want moderates: Dems didn’t want Joe Manchin; Krysten Sinema switched and now she's retiring,” said Roberts. “If you don’t fit in the party mold, you’re out of luck.”

IN OTHER NEWS

A panel has a lively good-faith discussion, with all sides, on diversity hiring statements.

Start listening to students about what makes college relevant.

President Biden has so far forgiven $138 billion in student loans, the most since the government got into educational lending more than 60 years ago.

TRADES

The university established controversial demonstration guidelines after Oct. 7. Now, it has implemented new ones—this time incorporating faculty and student feedback. As protests raged on college campuses after the start of the Israel-Hamas war in October, Columbia University set out to codify clear-cut guidelines for on-campus demonstrations.

The sector isn’t prepared to defend itself.

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