Josh Davis

University of North Carolina

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Master's student at the University of North Carolina School of Journalism and Mass Communication

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Demonstrators were evicted this morning from Zuccotti Park, but New York isn't the only city where "Occupy Wall Street" has clashed with local officials.

What's the Future of 'Occupy Wall Street?'

Demonstrators were evicted this morning from Zuccotti Park, but New York isn't the only city where "Occupy Wall Street" has clashed with local officials.

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Around the country, city officials are trying to decide what to do about protests related to "Occupy Wall Street."

What's the Future of 'Occupy Wall Street?'

Around the country, city officials are trying to decide what to do about protests related to "Occupy Wall Street."

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