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Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine @ColumbiaSJP Broken tables and chairs left by NYPD officers outside of Hind's Hall at Columbia University. 1:05 AM - May 1, 2024 - 677.6K Views 168 1988 2.5K ☐ 133 <] IMG

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Councilwoman Vickie Paladino @VickieforNYC The NYPD confirms that 99% of arrests at NYU were indeed students, not 'outside agitators'. The sad reality is that our schools are producing monsters, and it's now our job to slay them. Simple as that. And the schools and faculty who sit at the top of this chaos must be razed along with them. They're not interested in solutions, as their literature makes crystal clear. It's going to be messy, but it's also going to be worth it. They're leaving us with no choice though. Time to make our educational institutions about education again.

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A tale of two protests

TOP THE EMOCIDE! OUR 1A RIGHTS ARE BEING VIOLATED! PROTESTS SHOULD BE UNCOMFORTABLE! ATTACKING THE PRESS IS FASCIST! FREEDOM ur nos ENFANTE ABARBE THE LINE RUDER Counge CONTACTOUS THANK ARX FREEDO ALL VI MANDATE TRUCES! FREEDOM DOX THEIR SUPPORTERS! THREATEN THEIR LIVELIHOOD! TRAMPLE THEM! FREEZE THEIR ACCOUNTS! THROW THEM IN JAIL! I PALESTINE

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Message from President Minouche Shafik. Read the complete message

Columbia University @Columbia Message from President Minouche Shafik. Read the complete message: president.columbia.edu/news/message-p... An excerpt of a message from President Minouche Shafik Visit the link to read the complete message. "It is going to take time to heal, but I know we can do that together. I hope that we can use the weeks ahead to restore calm, allow students to complete their academic work, and honor their achievements at Commencement. We also must continue with urgency our ongoing dialogue on the important issues that have been raised in recent months, especially the balance between free speech and discrimination and the role of a university in contributing to better outcomes in the Middle East. Both are topics where I hope Columbia can lead the way in new thinking that will make us the epicenter, not just of protests, but of solutions to the world's problems." ALT 12:15 PM. May 1, 2024 - 1.1M Views 1.7K 932 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 238 , 122 <] IMG

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NYPD Officers in Riot Gear at Columbia 2024

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Vanderbilt’s Gaza Solidarity Encampment

Jack Petocz @Jack_Petocz Follow Vanderbilt's Gaza Solidarity Encampment reaches day 28! VANDERBI PROTESTERS=3 EXPELLED RAPISTS=0 EXPELLED 6:47 PM Apr 23, 2024 2.8M Views

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Photo of Columbia Pro-Palestinian Encampment compared to 1968 protests

WE SHALL NOT BE MOVEN LIBERATED ZONES 1968, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 14 HOMER HEL LIBERATED ZONE NOT WAR 2024, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

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Photo of Columbia Pro-Palestinian Encampment

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It must be wild to be a student right now.

EVHaste @Haste@mastodon.social It must be wild to be a student right now. School shootings? You're on your own. Thoughts and prayers. Peaceful protest? That's going too far. Send in the riot gear. That America feels empowered to intervene in one but not the other tells you everything you need to know. May 01, 2024, 07:37 AM · ⚫ Mastodon for iOS 405 boosts 464 favorites

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Austin Sanders @daustinsanders · 11h NEW: Bradley Hargis, executive director of the Capital Area Defenders Service, says UT police does not intend to turn in arrest affidavits for people arrested at the protest until tomorrow morning at the earliest. As

Austin Sanders @daustinsanders - 11h NEW: Bradley Hargis, executive director of the Capital Area Defenders Service, says UT police does not intend to turn in arrest affidavits for people arrested at the protest until tomorrow morning at the earliest. As a result, people will remain in jail longer. Austin Sanders @daustinsanders - 12h I am back at the jail tonight where another crowd is forming in support of demonstrators arrested at the University of Texas campus today. DIVEST from GENOCIDE О #FREEP Go HEM 17 118 279 ili 25K

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Statement from Columbia University President Minouche Shafik

Statement from Columbia University President Minouche Shafik April 29, 2024 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK Dear fellow members of the Columbia community, Our University is committed to four core principles, which underpin all of our work and our shared values as a community: First, we must keep all members of our community physically safe on campus. Second, we are committed to academic freedom and to ensuring that all members of our community have the right to speak their minds. Third, just as everyone at Columbia has the right to express their views, they also must respect the rights of others to do the same. As a result, protests must comply with time, place, and manner restrictions which, for example, prevent loud protests at night when other students are trying to sleep or prepare for exams. One group's rights to express their views cannot come at the expense of another group's right to speak, teach, and learn. Fourth, our values-as well as our duties under civil rights laws-compel us to condemn hate and to protect every member of our community from harassment and discrimination. Antisemitic language and actions are unacceptable and calls for violence are simply abhorrent. I know that many of our Jewish students, and other students as well, have found the atmosphere intolerable in recent weeks. Many have left campus, and that is a tragedy. To those students and their families, I want to say to you clearly: You are a valued part of the Columbia community. This is your campus too. We are committed to making Columbia safe for everyone, and to ensuring that you feel welcome and valued. We've worked hard to balance these principles. To that end, since Wednesday, a small group of academic leaders has been in constructive dialogue with student organizers to find a path that would result in the dismantling of the encampment and adherence to University policies going forward. Regretfully, we were not able to come to an agreement. Both sides in these discussions put forward robust and thoughtful offers and worked in good faith to reach common ground. We thank them all for their diligent work, long hours, and careful effort and wish they had reached a different outcome. The University's goal for the talks was a collaborative resolution with the protestors that would result in the orderly removal of the encampment from the lawn. The students also were asked to commit going forward to following the University's rules, including those on the time, place, and manner for demonstrations and events. While the University will not divest from Israel, the University offered to develop an expedited timeline for review of new proposals from the students by the Advisory Committee for Socially Responsible Investing, the body that considers divestment matters. The University also offered to publish a process for students to access a list of Columbia's direct investment holdings, and to increase the frequency of updates to that list of holdings. Additionally, the University offered to convene a faculty committee to address academic freedom and to begin a discussion on access and financial barriers to academic programs and global centers. The University also offered to make investments in health and education in Gaza, including supporting early childhood development and support for displaced scholars. There are important ideas that emerged from this dialogue, and we plan to explore pursuing them in the future. As the past seven months have shown, our campus is roiled by divisions over the war in Gaza. All year, we have sought to facilitate opportunities for our students and faculty to engage in constructive dialogue, and we have provided ample space for protests and vigils to take place peacefully and without disruptions to academic life. But we must take into account the rights of all members of our community. The OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Administration About the President ▾ Announcements Speeches everyone—including our neighbors. With classes now concluding, it represents a noisy distraction for our students studying for exams and for everyone trying to complete the academic year. Consistent with our interim demonstration policies, after reading days, exams, and Commencement, protests may continue on campus by application with two-days' notice in authorized locations. We have no intention of suppressing speech or the right to peaceful protest. We also do not want to deprive thousands of students and their families and friends of a graduation celebration. Please recall that many in this graduating class did not get a celebration when graduating from high school because of the pandemic, and many of them are the first in their families to earn a University degree. We owe it to all of our graduates and their loved ones to honor their achievement. We want to reassure our community who are trying to make plans that we will indeed hold a Commencement. For all of the reasons above, we urge those in the encampment to voluntarily disperse. We are consulting with a broader group in our community to explore alternative internal options to end this crisis as soon as possible. We will continue to update the community with new developments. Sincerely, Minouche Shafik President, Columbia University in the City of New York

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Talk about paid protestors lmao… Zionists raised a bunch of money to get people to come out and counterprotest at UCLA today

People's City Council - Los Angeles @PplsCity Council. 10h Talk about paid protestors Imao... Zionists raised a bunch of money to get people to come out and counterprotest at UCLA today UCLA Counter protest $43,696 raised of $26,000 goal 393 donations GO f Donate now Copy link Facebook WhatsApp Text More Nathan Mo is organizing this fundraiser. Donation protected A group of us are planning something very big for the ucla encampment... we are working to bring a huge screen and big loud speakers right next to them and just play nonstop clips and interviews from Oct 7. This is a big production and will People's City Council - Los Angeles @PplsCity Council. 10h Zionists are currently erecting a stage across from the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. We are expecting a large group of them to show up today. x.com/ pplscitycounci... 61 1.3K 3.8K ill 207K IMG

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These kids have so much more courage and character than liberals saying "It's complicated" and denying any culpability. Be on the right side of history, regardless of who's in office

Josh Torres Wedding @Torres Wedding - Apr 27 These kids have so much more courage and character than liberals saying "It's complicated" and denying any culpability. Be on the right side of history, regardless of who's in office. Kallie Cox @Kallie ECox - Apr 27 Replying to @KallieECox PO 121 616 3.2K il 73K

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This might be the creepiest statement from a university yet. The way it highlights the sunny weather and resumption of admission tours, right after the student protesters have been disappeared. You can’t help but imagine some polished administrator saying

Miles Howard @MilesPerHoward - Apr 27 This might be the creepiest statement from a university yet. The way it highlights the sunny weather and resumption of admission tours, right after the student protesters have been disappeared. You can't help but imagine some polished administrator saying this with a Rictus grin. Northeastern U. @Northeastern - Apr 27 By 11:30 am, the quad in Centennial Common was fully secured and all campus operations have returned to normal. Admissions tours are taking place, our community is enjoying the beautiful Boston weather, and graduating students are posing for photos with their families. We want to thank NUPD, our Student Life staff, and the university's external partners for their flawless execution this morning. 18 431 3.2K 72K 口企

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