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The Western Michigan University Board of Trustees met on Thursday, September 10 for its first regular meeting of the 2026 fall semester.
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Michigan Public Radio Network
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Nonnegotiable Michigan says it wants Abdul El-Sayed to be more conscious of how he criticizes Israel and its American lobby.
