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Princeton University, Congressman Spar Over Book Deemed 'Antisemitic' - Vimarsana News

Princeton University, Congressman Spar Over Book Deemed 'Antisemitic'

Princeton University, Congressman Spar Over Book Deemed 'Antisemitic' - Princeton, NJ - Gottheimer (NJ-5) wrote to Princeton U. asking them to remove an"offensive, antisemitic" book from the curriculum. University responds.

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Democratic Rep. Gottheimer calls on universities to censor Israel critics - Vimarsana News

Democratic Rep. Gottheimer calls on universities to censor Israel critics

Rep. Josh Gottheimer is pressuring Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania to censor pro-Palestine sentiment on their campuses.

Defending Professor Satyel Larson's Right to Teach her Field freely at Princeton despite Israel Lobbies' Pressure - Vimarsana News

Defending Professor Satyel Larson's Right to Teach her Field freely at Princeton despite Israel Lobbies' Pressure

Committee on Academic Freedom | Middle East Studies Association Christopher Eisgruber President, Princeton University fax: 609-258-1615   Professor Gene Jarrett  …

Book on Princeton syllabus sparks conflict - Vimarsana News

Book on Princeton syllabus sparks conflict

University leaders are fielding demands to remove a book, deemed antisemitic by some and a legitimate criticism of Israel by others, from a course syllabus. A book included on a course syllabus at Princeton University has sparked controversy on and beyond the New Jersey campus. Some Jewish campus community members and onlookers contend that the book peddles antisemitic tropes and false assertions about Israeli policy and should be removed from the course. Others—including some academic freedom advocates and a non-Zionist Jewish student group—say the book raises valid concerns about Israelâ...

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