FSU, FAMU presidents send out graduation protocol letters about 'disruptive behavior'
FSU and FAMU have made it clear to students that disruptions will not be tolerated during Friday and Saturday’s graduation ceremonies.
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FSU and FAMU have made it clear to students that disruptions will not be tolerated during Friday and Saturday’s graduation ceremonies.
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