Washington State Students Asked to Support LGBT Peers

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            Students Asked to Support LGBT Peers
       Students at
            Washington State University were asked to wear red Tuesday
            to       show support for gay students in the wake of a
            rash of       alleged antigay bias crimes on campus,
            reports the Associated Press.       Campus police in
            conjunction with Pullman police are looking into three
            potential hate crimes that occurred on or near the
            university earlier       this month.     
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       Students at
            Washington State University were asked to wear red Tuesday
            to       show support for gay students in the wake of a
            rash of       alleged antigay bias crimes on campus,
            reports the Associated Press.     
       Campus police in
            conjunction with Pullman police are looking into three
            potential hate crimes that occurred on or near the
            university earlier       this month. (The Advocate)     

        
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Students Asked to Support LGBT Peers