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Today, we cover Princeton men’s football’s victory over Brown, a faculty Packard fellowship recipient, presidential candidate rallies in the run-up to Election Day, and the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. 

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Today, we cover an exhibition celebrating the SPIA Program on Science and Global Security’s 50th anniversary, a settlement over money laundering charges against TD Bank, and a first-of-its-kind UNICEF report on sexual violence against children worldwide.
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Today, we cover the new structure for final papers and projects, a Nobel Prize-winning Princeton professor, a New Jersey senatorial debate, and a lawsuit against TikTok.

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Today, we cover disappearing silverware in dining halls across campus, the University's new Office of Innovation, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's delay in a mail-in ballot decision, and a potential economic bail-out for the Maldives. 

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Today, we cover the University’s decision to accept research funding from fossil fuel companies it previously dissociated from, a video released by Melania Trump in support of abortion rights, and an agreement to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

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You can read more about the University's decision to resume accepting research funding from fossil fuel companies here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2024/10/princeton-news-adpol-fossil-fuel-research-funding-influence-dissociation-divestment

You can read more about Eleanor's perspective on the decision here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/section/opinion

Correction: In a previous version of the episode, Daybreak erroneously stated that the University would accept research funds from fossil fuel companies it has not dissociated from. In fact, the University will now resume accepting research funds from companies it has dissociated from.

Today, we cover a win for the women’s soccer team, a decision on the Witherspoon statue, a multibillion dollar evaluation of OpenAI, and the widening of the conflict in the Middle East.
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Today, we cover The MacArthur genius grant awarded to Professor Ruha Benjamin, the vice presidential debate and a nationwide dockworkers’ strike.

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Today, we cover the use of the term "Latino" in academic programs, University President Eisgruber’s decision not to consider institutional neutrality, the U.S.’s withdrawal from its run for reelection on the UN Human Rights Council, and the closure of Britain’s last coal-powered electricity plant.
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Today, we cover women's soccer's victory over Cornell, a Princeton-led study about recycling carbon dioxide, California's vetoed AI safety bill, and the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. 

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Each week, Princeton's dining halls host 21 different language tables, encouraging foreign language conversations between students and faculty in a relaxed setting. In today's episode, the Daybreak team visited a number of these language tables across campus. Speaking with students and faculty, we set out to understand the role language tables play in the language learning journey at Princeton.