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Students Play Music, Read, Host Flea Market on Stanford University Encampment

Students Play Music, Read, Host Flea Market on Stanford University Encampment Pro-Palestinian students at Stanford University’s encampment were seen thrifting, reading, embroidering and playing music in footage posted to social media on April 27. Students set up the encampment on Thursday, April 25, according to Stanford University. While the university said it welcomed “the daytime use of White Plaza for free expression as long as the conduct is consistent with university policies,” President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez said such activities required reservations and that overnight tents were forbidden. Footage from the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Bay Area shows pro-Palestinian students occupying their time at the encampment by hosting a flea market, making art, playing music and reading. “This is what a people’s university really looks like,” a woman seen in PSL Bay Area’s video said. Credit: PSL Bay Area via Storyful