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Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Harvard Suffers Setback as Bid To Dismiss Antisemitism Lawsuit Is Denied by Judge
The judge writes in his 25-page ruling that Harvard failed to address ‘an eruption of antisemitism’ on campus ‘in many instances.’
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
Virginia Court Orders Pro-Palestine Group Behind Anti-Israel Campus Protests To Disclose Financial Records
The Virginia attorney general has ‘reason to believe’ that American Muslims for Palestine may have provided support to terrorist organizations.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
Future of Nation’s First Tax-Funded Catholic Charter School Might Fall on Supreme Court
After the school was shot down, the state’s charter school board is figuring out next steps.
By MAGGIE HRONCICH |
Dolly Parton’s Free Children’s Books Program Accused of Perpetuating a ‘White’ ‘Cis-Gendered’ ‘Heteronormative’ American Norm
By SUN STAFF |
Columbia’s Jewish Alumni Association Calls for ‘Staff Overhaul’ To Reverse University’s Antisemitism
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
‘Slippery Slope’: Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Against Taxpayer-Funded Catholic Charter School
By MAGGIE HRONCICH |
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Harvard Suffers Setback as Bid To Dismiss Antisemitism Lawsuit Is Denied by Judge
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Red States Defying Biden’s Title IX Rules Is a Risk — and It May Be Worth Taking
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