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The Democratic nominee primarily grew up in Berkeley, California—but you may not have necessarily known that.
Demonstrations were held this weekend at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the University of California, and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Edwin Chemerinsky, who is Jewish, said he was “saddened” by the protest but told students his home was “not a forum for free speech.”
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U.C. Berkeley repeatedly neglected to disclose its deal with China to the U.S. government.
She said the mistake has been going on her “whole life.”
While the university has issued a statement apologizing for its poor handling of repatriations, the professor accused the administration of “making false allegations.”
The victim was reportedly left with critical injuries while bystanders were also hurt.
Police said it was unclear how long the human remains had been there, and that there were “no outstanding cases of missing individuals from the campus community.”
The university, once known for radical political expression, has hinted it could tamp down on its faculty getting too political and possibly offending someone.
We don’t have to host pro-Zionist speakers who support Israeli apartheid—just as any other campus group can choose not to associate with politics they oppose.
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