Student ban on right-wing group at Texas State spurs outrage; mentor for women in math wins prize; deciding which projects to leave undone; and more.
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As we reported in 2017, evidence of Turning Point USA’s influence in student-government campaigns can be found on campuses from coast to coast. PREMIUM
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