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Senator Christopher Murphy – Giving College Athletes A Greater Voice
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At the 2022 Allen Sack National Symposium on Advancing Integrity in College Sport, U.S. Senator Christopher Murphy speaks on
S.1929
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117th Congress (2021
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2022)
College Athlete Right To Organize Act.
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See full 2022 National Symposium proceedings here
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