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Amid continued demonstrations, swastika drawn on USC's campus

LOS ANGELES — In the midst of tense demonstrations at USC over the war in Gaza, officials found a swastika drawn on a campus fence. "Clearly it was drawn there just to incite even more anger at a time that is so painful for our community," USC President Carol Folt wrote in a statement on Instagram. "I condemn any antisemitic symbols or any form of hate speech against anyone." Folt said the ...
USC students, who protest the war in Gaza, spend time at the tent camp they erected at Founders Park on the USC campus in Los Angeles on April 27, 2024.

LOS ANGELES — In the midst of tense demonstrations at USC over the war in Gaza, officials found a swastika drawn on a campus fence.

"Clearly it was drawn there just to incite even

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