Gallaudet University will go ahead with disciplinary action against more than 100 protesters whose demonstrations led to the removal of the incoming president two months before she was to start.
The board of trustees of the nation?s most prominent school for the deaf had placed a monthlong freeze on punishing the 133 protesters who were arrested in October, but agreed this week to move forward with the school?s disciplinary process.
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