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A GLOBAL HEALTH EMERGENCY How Colleges Can Prepare For — and Prevent — Monkeypox Outbreaks By Sylvia Goodman The tight-knit social and sexual networks on college campuses could exacerbate the virus. To thwart its spread, experts say, colleges must be proactive. RACE ON CAMPUS Why Are There So Few Native Students at Hawaii’s Flagship? By Oyin Adedoyin Nearly 130 years of history contribute to the disparity.
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