Robert Anglen
Consumer Investigations Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Investigative reporter @azcentral. Journalism instructor @ASU. Corruption is not partisan -- it's human
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Robert Anglen
Mesa Community College theatre director Mace Archer is under investigation for inappropriate behavior, including alleged encouragement of student nudity during a midterm exam. Students reported Archer for touching them inappropriately, open flirting, and creating uncomfortable sensuality in performances, with some documenting incidents in a shared file.
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azcentral.com | Robert Anglen
Administrators allowed the instructor to continue teaching for months after the stripping incident and other student complaintsA student-created document details numerous alleged incidents of misconduct by the teacher. A Mesa drama instructor encouraged women to undress on stage as part of a required exercise exploring vulnerability, while students said the rest of the class was made to watch.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Robert Anglen
A Mesa drama instructor encouraged women to undress on stage as part of a required exercise exploring vulnerability, while students said the rest of the class was made to watch. Three women stripped; two down to their underwear, while another removed all of her clothes, according to students at Mesa Community College.
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2 weeks ago |
dnj.com | James Powel |Robert Anglen |Christopher Damien
James Powel Robert Anglen Christopher DamienUSA TODAYLOS ANGELES – Social media platform Reddit banned the anti-natalist subreddit r/Efilism following the fatal May 17 explosion at a Palm Springs, California fertility clinic that killed one and injured several others. A spokesperson for Reddit told USA TODAY Monday, May 19, that the subreddit violated Rule 1 on the platform, pointing to posts the moderators allowed that shared and described methods of self-harm.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | James Powel |Robert Anglen |Christopher Damien
LOS ANGELES – Social media platform Reddit banned the anti-natalist subreddit r/Efilism following the fatal May 17 explosion at a Palm Springs, California fertility clinic that killed one and injured several others. A spokesperson for Reddit told USA TODAY Monday, May 19, that the subreddit violated Rule 1 on the platform, pointing to posts the moderators allowed that shared and described methods of self-harm. The spokesperson added that there were no calls to violence in the community.
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