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Students and faculty members at Oberlin College in Ohio have been stunned by a string of hateful messages on campus, culminating in a reported sighting of a person on campus in a hooded white gown that prompted officials to suspend classes yesterday. NBC's Thanh Truong reports. (TODAY)
A party mocking the Asian-American community draws fire on the Duke University campus. WNCN's Jonathan Carlson reports. (NBC News)
Administrators, and parents at a Massachusetts school felt imagery in a video crossed the line in wake of the Newtown massacre. NECN's Alysha Palumbo reports. (NBC News)
Courtni Webb writes poems, but one, about Connecticut school shootings, was deemed a threat by her school administrators. NBC's Diana Alvear reports. (Nightly News)
California high school student Courtni Webb was suspended for writing a poem about the Newtown tragedy. The school said the poem violated its policy against threats of violence, but Webb and her mother say the school is overreacting. NBC's Diana Alvear reports. (TODAY)
PFT Live: Mike Florio updates the fallout of the Bountygate scandal, checking in on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's meetings with the suspended players and speculating on how and when new punishments may come. He also shines the light on suspended coach Gregg Williams' controversial attendance of Sunday's Seahawks-Rams game, trying to dig to the bottom of why he was allowed to attend a game despite being suspended, and asks, if Williams was allowed to attend a Rams game, should Sean Payton be allowed to attend Sunday's potentially historic Saints game? (NBC Sports)
University of Tennessee fraternity has been suspended after a bizarre alleged alcohol poisoning incident. WBIR's Stoney Sharp reports. (NBC News)
PFT Live: Mike Florio breaks down trending topics around the NFL: Chris Cooley has been cut in Washington, Vontae Davis' emotional exit from the Dolphins, and the Saints players could win their bounty case against the NFL. (NBC Sports)
When Jessica Barba, a freshman at a New York high school, created a Facebook account for a fictional 12-year-old, she was hoping to raise awareness about bullying. But did the school project go too far? NBC's Mara Schiavocampo reports and Barba and her parents speak with TODAY's Matt Lauer about assignment that caught the attention of police and resulted in her suspension. (TODAY)