Over 300 Stanford University students walked out of the commencement ceremony while President Richard Saller addressed 5,400 graduates. Students protested the university’s lack of response to divestment demands, following a pattern of activism at Stanford and UC Berkeley. The protest resulted in arrests, with seniors potentially facing graduation suspension. How did the public react to the protests and alternative commencement at Stanford?
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Hundreds of students walk out at Stanford University graduation
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Hundreds of students walk out of Stanford commencement over war in Gaza
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Students stage pro-Palestinian walkout at Stanford commencement
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Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters walk out of Stanford University commencement ceremony
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Hundreds Of Students Walk Out Of Stanford Commencement In Protest
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Hundreds of Stanford graduates walk out of commencement to join pro-Palestinian ceremony
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