More than 130 arrested after UMass Amherst protesters once again set up encampment
Police clashed with and arrested dozens of protesters on the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus Tuesday night, after students reestablished an encampment in solidarity with Palestine.
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Wu: Emerson protesters 'wanted to get arrested'
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