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UCF fined $100K over ‘discriminatory’ anti-Mormon chants at football game

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UCF fined $100K over ‘discriminatory’ anti-Mormon chants at football game — Windermere Schools news

The University of Central Florida was issued a $100K by the Big 12 over “discriminatory” chants performed by students at a football game. The post UCF fined $100K over discriminatory anti-Mormon chants at football game appeared first on Orlando Weekly.

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