Sacramento State's unique approach helps bring peaceful end to campus protest
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Sacramento, California — Earlier this week, Sacramento State University President Luke Wood oversaw a peaceful end to a campus protest over the Israel-Hamas war, one of the many that have taken place at universities nationwide in recent weeks.
Sacramento State's encampment came down, not with violence, but with dialogue.
"We want to take the time to thank Luke Wood for not following suit after other administrations, and not calling Sacramento police," one student said in a news conference Wednesday.
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