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CAMPUS PROTEST By Erin Gretzinger  Some observers called the agreements, in which students scaled back or ended encampments in return for concessions, the best route forward, while others described them as a “betrayal.” ADVERTISEMENT  CONTRASTING TACTICS By Sonel Cutler, Forest Hunt, and Alecia Taylor  The Chronicle analyzed 50 recent protests calling for colleges to cut ties with Israel. Nearly half have led to arrests. Around a dozen have faced no consequences. CAMPUS ACTIVISM By J. Brian Charles  President Nemat (Minouche) Shafik called some behavior by pro-Palestinian activists, including the takeover of Hamilton Hall, “acts of destruction, not political speech.” CAMPUS UNREST By Michael Vasquez  Violence erupted on the campus early Wednesday as counterprotesters launched objects into an encampment. The fighting continued for hours before the police intervened. LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  Plus, student exchanges were on the agenda when U.S. and Chinese officials met, and the latest on international students and campus protests.
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