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A conservative student group organized the event. A student-led group that considers requests to use student-derived funds for events approved the event. The committee says its policies require it to observe "viewpoint neutrality." Until [far-right figure Alex Stein walked to the protestors], Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi said, it had been a "peaceful protest."
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Stein posted video footage online in which he sought to agitate the crowd — with success: one protester spat on his jacket. [45 minutes before the event's start time] the university said its police department deemed the event too dangerous to proceed. Videos from the scene show standoffs between protesters and supporters of [Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes].
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"Some brave people were pepper sprayed by hate group members," said the student group which organized protests against the event. "It is unclear which individuals onsite resorted to physical confrontation and to using pepper spray against others, including against police," Bendapudi said. After the cancellation, the only people celebrating are the agitators, he said.