The university went ahead with its decision to keep Noem as the commencement speaker for the graduation despite protest from faculty and students.

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The university went ahead with its decision to keep Noem as the commencement speaker for the graduation despite protest from faculty and students.

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The early evening news on KOTA Territory TV. The university went ahead with its decision to keep Noem as the commencement ...

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The university went ahead with its decision to keep Noem as the commencement speaker for the graduation despite protests from ...

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