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Tag: N.Y.

N.Y. college must pay $20,000 in settlement over discrepancies in campus crime statistics

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June 30, 2009December 4, 2018 Christopher Carter

A private New York college will have to pay the state $20,000 as well as reform its crime reporting policies as part of a settlement made with the state attorney general's office on June 12.

Tagged Dominican College, N.Y., New York, orangeburg

Principal removes 'black' from student's senior yearbook page

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January 30, 2009September 5, 2018 Jaclyn Hirsch

An issue with a student's yearbook page at Cuba-Rushford Central School, in Cuba, N.Y., is more than just black or white after her principal told her to change some words on the page.

Tagged Cuba, Cuba-Rushford Central School, N.Y., New York

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