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Prestigious Pratt Institute in Brooklyn is being accused of promoting antisemitism with a proposed Israeli boycott -- and its top advisory panel was set to vote on it during Passover, when no observant Jews could likely participate.
Pratt Institute in Brooklyn is being accused of promoting antisemitism with a proposed Israeli boycott -- and its top advisory panel may vote on it during Passover, when no Jews could likely participate.
The institute will move its graduate fine arts and photography facilities to Dock 72 by the fall.
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The venerable private college will move its graduate facilities for fine arts and photography from the Pfizer Building at 630 Flushing Ave. in Bedford-Stuyvesant.