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By Sam Mulick and Maggie Konecky

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November 19, 2024

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In a statement posted on an Instagram story, Students for Justice in Palestine at UCLA said they were planning to picket from noon Wednesday until 6 a.m. Thursday.

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Mulick was the 2024-2025 features and student life editor and a PRIME senior staff writer. He was previously a News reporter. Mulick was a sociology student from northern New Jersey.

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Konecky is the 2025-2026 metro editor and a photo contributor. She was previously news staff. Konecky is a fourth-year film, television and digital media student from Alameda, California.

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