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Columbia University removes three deans after texts ‘touched on antisemitic tropes’

Text messages became focus on congressional questioning about antisemitism on US campuses

The Independent UK

3 Columbia University officials lose posts over texts that 'touched on ancient antisemitic tropes'

Columbia University has removed three administrators from their positions and will keep them on indefinite leave after finding that text messages they exchanged during a campus discussion about Jewish life “touched on ancient antisemitic tropes.”

The Independent UK

“It suddenly escalated when a Mercedes in the car park got trashed… it belonged to the hotel manager”: the night Oasis wrecked London’s most rock’n’roll hotel and got a lifetime ban for their efforts

The demolition job was spearheaded by guitarist Bonehead, who said the hotel was like somewhere “your Granny would stay”

Louder

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3 Columbia University administrators put on leave over alleged text exchange at antisemitism panel

Columbia University says it is putting three administrators on leave while it investigates allegations that they exchanged unprofessional text messages while attending a panel about antisemitism on campus

The Independent UK

Three Columbia University deans placed on leave over insulting texts sent during antisemitism debate

The latest controversy involving the administrators comes after the university president faced heavy scrutiny over her handling of the student protests over the Israel-Gaza war

The Independent UK

Is Columbia’s OutDry Extreme the best waterproof-breathable material that no one is using?

ODX hasn’t revolutionised the outdoor apparel world in the way its creators expected it to – but that could be about to change…

Prosecutors drop most charges against student protesters who occupied Columbia University building

Dozens of Columbia University students who were arrested for occupying a campus building as part of a pro-Palestinian protest will have their criminal charges dropped

The Independent UK

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Prosecutors drop charges against Columbia students arrested at pro-Palestinian protests

At least 46 students were arrested in campus protests on 30 April

The Independent UK

‘He’d turned into a weird old grandpa’: how Johnny Cash resurrected his career – and became an icon

In the early 90s, the Man in Black was unsigned, uncool and barely out of addiction. Releasing lost songs from those years that rank among Cash’s best, his son and bandmates explain how he came back around

The Guardian - UK

Charges Dropped For Anti-Israel Protesters At Columbia University

Charges dropped for 30 anti-Israel protesters at Columbia University due to lack of evidence.

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Anti-Israel Protests Continue At Columbia University

Anti-Israel protests escalate at Columbia University with student encampment during alumni reunion weekend, drawing attention to divestment demands.

Reason

SWAT Goes to College

Even in an era of police militarization, there’s something shocking about seeing cops in riot gear on college campuses.

Fortune

Civil disobedience and calls for financial divestments ‘have an important place in democracy’—but many schools also have donors to worry about

Faced with student protestors’ demands, donors, and managing their reputations, educational institutions are finding themselves between a rock and a hard place.

Fortune

Hidden recession? Mental illness costs the US a staggering $282B annually, shows new study

Research claims to be the first integration of economic modeling and psychiatric literature.

Salon

Student activism: Here's how it works

My years as a student activist at Columbia shaped me — and most of what we fought for, we won eventually

Fortune

Nobel laureate Joe Stiglitz on the ‘myth’ of the American Dream, the economic noose hanging around Gen Z’s neck—and what business leaders really think about Donald Trump

The economist says the Columbia-led protests definitely hit home and he still believes in something besides “freedom for the wolves and death for the sheep.”

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