COLLEGE CAMPUS BANS Chalk, Fears Students Might Write “Trump” Word On Campus SidewalksRemember when college campuses were considered a  safe space  for political and social debate?DePaul University will no longer allow students to chalk political messages on the sidewalks of its campus because of the  offensive, hurtful, and divisive  nature of pro-Trump chalking found on campus last week. While these chalk messages are part of national agendas in a heated political battle, they appeared on campus at a time of significant racial tension in our country and on college campuses. DePaul is no exception,  Depaul s vice president for student affairs Eugene Zdziarski wrote in a campus-wide email obtained by Campus Reform.  The university has been addressing campus climate issues in an effort to provide an inclusive and supportive educational environment. In this context, many students, faculty and staff found the chalk messages offensive, hurtful and divisive. Consequently, Zdziarski explained that DePaul s status as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt non-profit organization prohibits students from participating in any political activity that could be interpreted as a reflection of the university s  views or opinions.  Political chalking on Depaul s grounds, Zdziarski argued, fits this description.Last week, Depaul s College Republicans organized a chalking campaign on campus, during which phrases such as  Make DePaul great again,   Blue Lives Matter,  and  Trump Train 2016  were scrawled on the sidewalks.The campus grounds crew removed the chalkings the following morning but cited routine maintenance as one of the reasons for their removal. After some investigation, it turns out this happened for two reasons,  the university wrote in a statement.  First, the crew regularly cleans up chalk messages on our sidewalks. This is a part of their duties. Secondly, some among the crew considered the messages inflammatory. The crew has agreed to consult about such matters in the future. Although the grounds crew  regularly cleans up chalk messages,  meaning DePaul students regularly chalk their campus  sidewalks, this appears to be the first time university officials have expressly addressed their chalking policies. Zdziarski noted, after the Trump chalkings appeared, that students are not even allowed to chalk on sidewalks at all. Students or student organizations may not post partisan political flyers, posters, signs or images on University bulletin board, buildings, electronic message boards, forums or sidewalks. This includes chalking on campus property,  he said.Via: Campus Reformleft-news
college campus bans chalk fears students might write trump word on campus sidewalksremember college campuses considered safe space political social debate detail university longer allow students chalk political messages sidewalks campus offensive harmful divisive nature changing found campus last week while chalk messages part national agendas heated political battle appeared campus time significant racial tension country college campuses detail exception detail vice president student affairs eugene zdziarski wrote email obtained campus reform the university addressing campus climate issues effort provide inclusive supportive educational environment in context many students faculty staff found chalk messages offensive harmful divisive consequently zdziarski explained detail status c organization prohibits students participating political activity could interpreted reflection university views opinions political changing detail grounds zdziarski argued fits week detail college republicans organized changing campaign campus phrases make detail great blue lives matter trump train scrapped campus grounds crew removed chalkings following morning cited routine maintenance one reasons removal after investigation turns happened two reasons university wrote statement first crew regularly cleans chalk messages sidewalks this part duties secondly among crew considered messages inflammatory the crew agreed consult matters future although grounds crew regularly cleans chalk messages meaning detail students regularly chalk campus sidewalks appears first time university officials expressly addressed changing policies zdziarski noted trump chalkings appeared students even allowed chalk sidewalks students student organizations may post partisan political flyers posters signs images university bulletin board buildings electronic message boards forums sidewalks this includes changing campus property campus
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: COLLEGE CAMPUS BANS Chalk, Fears Students Might Write “Trump” Word On Campus SidewalksRemember when college campuses were considered a  safe space  for political and social debate?DePaul University will no longer allow students to chalk political messages on the sidewalks of its campus because of the  offensive, hurtful, and divisive  nature of pro-Trump chalking found on campus last week. While these chalk messages are part of national agendas in a heated political battle, they appeared on campus at a time of significant racial tension in our country and on college campuses. DePaul is no exception,  Depaul s vice president for student affairs Eugene Zdziarski wrote in a campus-wide email obtained by Campus Reform.  The university has been addressing campus climate issues in an effort to provide an inclusive and supportive educational environment. In this context, many students, faculty and staff found the chalk messages offensive, hurtful and divisive. Consequently, Zdziarski explained that DePaul s status as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt non-profit organization prohibits students from participating in any political activity that could be interpreted as a reflection of the university s  views or opinions.  Political chalking on Depaul s grounds, Zdziarski argued, fits this description.Last week, Depaul s College Republicans organized a chalking campaign on campus, during which phrases such as  Make DePaul great again,   Blue Lives Matter,  and  Trump Train 2016  were scrawled on the sidewalks.The campus grounds crew removed the chalkings the following morning but cited routine maintenance as one of the reasons for their removal. After some investigation, it turns out this happened for two reasons,  the university wrote in a statement.  First, the crew regularly cleans up chalk messages on our sidewalks. This is a part of their duties. Secondly, some among the crew considered the messages inflammatory. The crew has agreed to consult about such matters in the future. Although the grounds crew  regularly cleans up chalk messages,  meaning DePaul students regularly chalk their campus  sidewalks, this appears to be the first time university officials have expressly addressed their chalking policies. Zdziarski noted, after the Trump chalkings appeared, that students are not even allowed to chalk on sidewalks at all. Students or student organizations may not post partisan political flyers, posters, signs or images on University bulletin board, buildings, electronic message boards, forums or sidewalks. This includes chalking on campus property,  he said.Via: Campus Reformleft-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: college campus bans chalk fears students might write trump word on campus sidewalksremember college campuses considered safe space political social debate detail university longer allow students chalk political messages sidewalks campus offensive harmful divisive nature changing found campus last week while chalk messages part national agendas heated political battle appeared campus time significant racial tension country college campuses detail exception detail vice president student affairs eugene zdziarski wrote email obtained campus reform the university addressing campus climate issues effort provide inclusive supportive educational environment in context many students faculty staff found chalk messages offensive harmful divisive consequently zdziarski explained detail status c organization prohibits students participating political activity could interpreted reflection university views opinions political changing detail grounds zdziarski argued fits week detail college republicans organized changing campaign campus phrases make detail great blue lives matter trump train scrapped campus grounds crew removed chalkings following morning cited routine maintenance one reasons removal after investigation turns happened two reasons university wrote statement first crew regularly cleans chalk messages sidewalks this part duties secondly among crew considered messages inflammatory the crew agreed consult matters future although grounds crew regularly cleans chalk messages meaning detail students regularly chalk campus sidewalks appears first time university officials expressly addressed changing policies zdziarski noted trump chalkings appeared students even allowed chalk sidewalks students student organizations may post partisan political flyers posters signs images university bulletin board buildings electronic message boards forums sidewalks this includes changing campus property campus