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That's f-I-R-S-T-L-I-T-E.com. from from from From Meat Eaters World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cowell's Week in Review with Ryan Cal-Call Callahan.

Here's Cal.

Two Cornell University students found themselves at the center of a campus controversy last week

after they processed a bear carcass in a kitchen in one of the student residence halls.

The Ithaca voice reports that the students laid a tarp over a kitchen table,

cut up a 120-pound black bear, and put the various cuts of meat in Ziploc bags before storing it in the freezer.

Their good meat handling earned them a report to the police from, I assume, one of the other students,

but officers said the kids didn't break any laws. The New York Department of Environmental Conservation also looked into the matter

and found that the pair of hunters had all the proper

licenses and took the bear legally. Just to really cover their bases, the Ithaca voice also

reported that, quote, Cornell's student code of conduct does not appear to address animal carcass

transportation processing or the storage of raw meat. I think that might be changing soon. However, that would

maybe lead to a ban of anybody on the carnivore diet who likes to cook on campus. Looking

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