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Dalhousie says Facebook page commenters have changed attitudes
Dalhousie University president Richard Florizone says the students behind misogynistic comments on a Facebook page have amended their behaviour after a restorative justice process. Florizone says the men are eligible to graduate.
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The Canadian Press
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CP14631739
Legacy Identifier:
n_Dalhousie-Facebook20150522T1445
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Duration:
1m27s
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1280px × 720px 55.65 MB
Create Date:
5/22/2015 2:45:00 PM
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