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Spencer Lombardo

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Sep 3, 2026
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Aug 19, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Spencer Lombardo - University of Mary Washington

    Nearly half of young adults call Luigi Mangione’s actions ‘acceptable’ in new poll | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Young women support Luigi Mangione, a young man on trial for allegedly murdering a healthcare industry leader; The Crime Desk, ARAKO TV/YouTube Scholars say alleged murderer is being perceived as ‘Robin Hood’-like hero Multiple scholars warn that social media could be helping turn alleged murderer Luigi Mangione into a “Robin Hood”-esque figure in light of angst against the healthcare system. Their warnings come after a new Emerson College poll found a significant minority of young adults appear

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Spencer Lombardo - University of Mary Washington

    Penn State trustees partially reverse ‘misguided and mistaken’ gag rule after lawsuit | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    A statue of the Nittany Lion mascot at Penn State University; K. Jensen/Shutterstock Policy ‘is absurd,’ transparency law expert and Penn State alumn says Journalists and lawyers are calling for accountability from Penn State University’s Board of Trustees due to a “gag rule” it placed on its own members. The trustees voted to amend their Code of Conduct by removing language prohibiting former board members from speaking out against the university on July 17 after three news outlets sued, allegi

  3. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Spencer Lombardo - University of Mary Washington

    Peers, not professors, push students left politically: Brown U. study | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Reactions to research are mixed, with one expert saying, ‘Indoctrination can happen in class even when the curriculum and assignments appear neutral‘ Peer pressure rather than instructors may be what makes college students more politically liberal. That’s according to a new working paper published by Brown University’s Annenberg Institute. The paper argues that “peers are a much more likely explanation” for students’ shifting political views in college. “[W]e find that university faculty are dis

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