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By Julian J. Giordano
A poster on the wall of Winthrop dining hall gives information about the demonstration. Students are seeking to dename the house given John Winthrop's role in the near-extermination of the Pequot tribe and his history as a slaveowner.
A poster on the wall of Winthrop dining hall gives information about the demonstration. Students are seeking to dename the house given John Winthrop's role in the near-extermination of the Pequot tribe and his history as a slaveowner.

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