Maybe it’s better when schools and students don’t observe Columbus Day.
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Maybe it’s better when schools and students don’t observe Columbus Day.
They’re calling it “black and orange day” instead.
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Isn’t this a little outside the jurisdiction of most croupiers?
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The University of Buffalo is the latest academic domino to fall in the ongoing saga of Harvey Weinstein.