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KS: WSU Students And Faculty Protest Campus Carry Law
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A small group gathered near the Rhatigan Student Center to speak out against guns on campus. The rally was called "Carry Minds, Not Guns." Organizers spoke of the need to contact lawmakers, emphasizing that there is power in numbers. Freshman Ian Englebright says he thinks legislators in favor of the law are creating more problems than solutions. |
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| Hey. Dimwit. Next time you're confronted by bad actors, pull out your mind and see how many you can take down. |
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