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Ithaca Police Respond to Shooting at West Village Apartments
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The investigation is ongoing. No suspect or victim has been located at this time, according to Officer Jamie Williamson.
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The investigation is ongoing. No suspect or victim has been located at this time, according to Officer Jamie Williamson.
Coates won with 731 votes — the count after all candidates were eliminated and votes were transferred, according to the University.
Savage first met the DJ and producer in 1980 when Savage was a “crate boy,” carrying around crates or records for DJs in Bambaataa’s Zulu Nation hip-hop collective.
Voting will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday and end at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
Records show that police found nearly 20 grams of cocaine in Schwab’s room along with small ziplock bags and a digital scale that officers believe were used in the process of selling the drug, according to the Ithaca Voice.
“I told the SHA community last spring that this would be my final year at Cornell, long before I knew there would be a CCB,” said Johnson
The event will be open to the public and feature speeches from members of the Cornell community and performances from the Chorus and Glee Club.
Phi Gamma Delta and Pi Kappa Phi fraternities were placed on interim suspension Tuesday following multiple reports of hazing. The incidents included “intimidation, verbal abuse, harassment, alcohol consumption and calisthenics,” the University announced in a statement.
Pi Kappa Phi’s reported hazing included “intimidation, verbal abuse, harassment, alcohol consumption and calisthenics,” and Phi Gamma Delta’s incident allegedly involved the consumption of alcohol.
The University Assembly passed a resolution Tuesday requesting specific information on labor practices at Weill Cornell Medicine in Qatar in response to allegations of labor abuses. The resolution requests that details of any and all previous labor investigations or audits conducted at Qatar be sent to Cornell. It passed with a final vote of 10-0-1. Recent protests have revealed a substantial interest in labor practices and conditions in Qatar among students, staff and faculty, according to the resolution. The motivation for the resolution was a report from the International Trade Union Confederation that raised concerns of labor exploitation in Education City in Qatar, possibly even in Cornell facilities, according to Alexander Thomson ’13, executive vice chair of the U.A.
Qatari labor practices enforce the kafala system — a migrant-labor monitoring process which requires all unskilled laborers to have an in-country sponsor but also allows employers to commit massive labor exploitation with minimal legal repercussions, according to the resolution.