A city college says classes will be moved and student access will be limited when the City University of New York Board of Trustees next meets, in order to avoid a repeat of a student protest that ended in arrests.

At a meeting on Nov. 21, students protested a planned tuition hike. A CUNY official said they were congregating in the building lobby and refused to move when asked. Fifteen people were arrested.

Scorcese weighs in on Cinema Arts fight ... Working Moms: Finding friends ... Out East: Seven Ponds Orchard Credit: Newsday

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Scorcese weighs in on Cinema Arts fight ... Working Moms: Finding friends ... Out East: Seven Ponds Orchard Credit: Newsday

Highest-paid LI nonprofit employees ... South Asians concerned about online hate ... Working Moms: Finding friends ... Out East: Seven Ponds Orchard

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