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The description of the events as "a student revolt" is inaccurate, as is the statement that they "briefly took over the campus". I was there. At no point was the campus in any sense under the control of students. The cited article [5] concerns the the discipline of six university professors and does not describe the events.
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The description of the events as "a student revolt" is inaccurate, as is the statement that they "briefly took over the campus". I was there. At no point was the campus in any sense under the control of students. The cited article [5] concerns the the discipline of six university professors and does not describe the events.
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