Cornell Students Process Bear Carcass in Dormitory Kitchen Using Valid Hunting Licenses
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Two Cornell University students with valid hunting licenses killed a 120-pound black bear and brought its carcass into their dormitory's communal kitchen to skin and butcher it. The incident, while potentially legal due to their hunting permits, raised questions about campus safety protocols and appropriate behavior in shared living spaces. The students did not appear to violate any laws but the university may review dormitory policies regarding such activities.
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· 5 pulledTwo Cornell students killed a 120-pound black bear before bringing its carcass into a communal kitchen
The undergrads having valid hunting licenses and not appearing to run afoul of the law
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