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Northwestern Law professor Steven Lubet criticized the AAUP for having 'displayed a distressing anti-Israel bias that sadly undermines its commitment to even-handed protection of free expression.'

Florida University System says it has not deactivated Students for Justice in Palestine chapters - Vimarsana News

Florida University System says it has not deactivated Students for Justice in Palestine chapters

Two chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)in Florida remain active, despite Governor Ron DeSantis claiming he deactivated them during Wednesday night’s debate. According to State University of Florida Chancellor Ray Rodrigues, both chapters of SJP said they are not chartered by the national organization that faces scrutiny from the DeSantis administration.

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Brandeis University bans Students for Justice in Palestine, saying group 'openly supports Hamas' - Vimarsana News

Brandeis University bans Students for Justice in Palestine, saying group 'openly supports Hamas'

Brandeis University on Tuesday said it will no longer recognize the local chapter of the National Students for Justice in Palestine because the student group “openly supports Hamas, a terrorist organization.”

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Proposal for a Green Letter Bible - Vimarsana News

Proposal for a Green Letter Bible

Proposal for a Green Letter Bible There are already many “Red Letter Bibles” in which Jesus’s words are printed in red. I grew up with one. I remember at

Former ACLU president tells OU free speech necessary on campus - Vimarsana News

Former ACLU president tells OU free speech necessary on campus

The third full week in October marks the beginning of Free Speech Week, which the University of Oklahoma kicked off by inviting a distinguished professor emerita and former president of