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Pro-Hamas students who took over Stanford president’s office officially charged with felonies
A dozen pro-Hamas student activists who broke into and occupied the Stanford University president’s office last year officially have been charged with two felony counts. The charges include vandalism and “felony conspiracy to trespass,” according to The Stanford Daily.
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