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A state judge in North Carolina has ruled that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill improperly cited the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to deny journalists access to athletes' parking tickets and certain phone records of athletics officials. Additional requests from both The Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper, and several other publications are still pending.

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Officers break up encampments at USC and Virginia; Vermont and Dickinson cancel speakers.

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