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    Cornell University fraternity ban

    @canxoCornell University has banned fraternity parties for the remainder of the 2026–2027 academic year. The announcement comes amid a wave of national outrage over the alleged rape of a former student by seven former fraternity members in 2024.

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    The image focuses on a large, Tudor-style house with distinctive black and white half-timbering. The house is set on a grassy slope with trees and a clear blue sky in the background. A prominent architectural feature is a conical turret on the right side of the building. A small red sign with white text is visible on the lower part of the house.

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    Cornell University fraternity ban

    @canxoCornell University has banned fraternity parties for the remainder of the 2026–2027 academic year. The announcement comes amid a wave of national outrage over the alleged rape of a former student by seven former fraternity members in 2024.

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    Foto de @canxo· Oct 14, 2026· Cornell University

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    The image focuses on a large, Tudor-style house with distinctive black and white half-timbering. The house is set on a grassy slope with trees and a clear blue sky in the background. A prominent architectural feature is a conical turret on the right side of the building. A small red sign with white text is visible on the lower part of the house.

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