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Gabrielle Temaat

Gabrielle Temaat is an assistant editor at The College Fix. She holds a B.S. in economics from Barrett, the Honors College, at Arizona State University. She has years of editorial experience at the Daily Caller and various family policy councils. She also works as a tutor in all subjects and is deeply passionate about mentoring students.

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  Activism Politics GWU locks down campus, sets up emergency center anticipating election violence

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •November 4, 2024

  Students and staff should 'be prepared for demonstrations and the potential for confrontations,' university states.

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  Chinese Communist Party Crime Politics Non-citizen student at UMich cast illegal vote, ballot will still count despite perjury charge

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •November 4, 2024

  Michigan officials confirm non-citizen’s ballot can’t be retrieved due to voter anonymity laws.

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  Analysis Bias DEI Democrat professors outnumber Republicans 28 to 1 at U. Arizona

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •November 1, 2024

  Zero Republicans found in communications, classics, sociology, and gender and women’s studies.

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  Abortion/Pro-life Activism Politics ‘Protect life’: U. Nebraska athletes ask voters to reject pro-choice ballot measure

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •October 31, 2024

  UNL student athletes urge Nebraskans to vote for pro-life Measure 434 and against pro-choice Initiative 439 to ‘protect women and children.'

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  Activism Politics Harvard rejects student demands for divestment from Israel as too political

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •October 30, 2024

  Activist group vows to fight on, accusing the school of profiting from ‘human rights abuses.’

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  Bias DEI Legal Tim Walz signed ‘immoral’ ‘racial quota’ law as governor, scholar says

  Gabrielle Temaat - Assistant Editor •October 29, 2024

  Americans 'should worry that a Harris-Walz administration would push similar racial discrimination nationwide,' the scholar wrote.