"Yitzchok Frankel, one of the students, said, “No student should ever have to fear being blocked from their campus because they are Jewish. I am grateful that the court has ordered UCLA to put a stop to this shameful anti-Jewish conduct.”
Scarsi said the fact that Jewish students were excluded from parts of campus because they refused to denounce their faith was “so unimaginable and so abhorrent to our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom.”
UCLA said in a response filed last month that it created a new campus-safety office following the protests. The school said a court shouldn’t be able to manage UCLA’s response to protests. The injunction issued by Scarsi doesn’t mandate the school to create any specific policies.
Mary Osako, a UCLA spokeswoman, said, “UCLA is committed to fostering a campus culture where everyone feels welcome and free from intimidation, discrimination, and harassment. The district court’s ruling would improperly hamstring our ability to respond to events on the ground and to
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Pro-Palestinian protesters set up an encampment with metal barriers and required anyone who wanted to cross to pledge allegiance to the views of the protesters, according to three Jewish students who sued university administrators in June. Those permitted to enter the area were given wristbands.
Она по-моему с двух сторон получила, слева за вызов полиции. Интересно было смотреть как университеты из маяков свободомыслия превращаются в пляски бандерлогов
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I LOLed. "Divergent views" my ass.
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just расхождения по земельному вопросу (c)
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Однако UCLA гордо держится:
"Yitzchok Frankel, one of the students, said, “No student should ever have to fear being blocked from their campus because they are Jewish. I am grateful that the court has ordered UCLA to put a stop to this shameful anti-Jewish conduct.”
Scarsi said the fact that Jewish students were excluded from parts of campus because they refused to denounce their faith was “so unimaginable and so abhorrent to our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom.”
UCLA said in a response filed last month that it created a new campus-safety office following the protests. The school said a court shouldn’t be able to manage UCLA’s response to protests. The injunction issued by Scarsi doesn’t mandate the school to create any specific policies.
Mary Osako, a UCLA spokeswoman, said, “UCLA is committed to fostering a campus culture where everyone feels welcome and free from intimidation, discrimination, and harassment. The district court’s ruling would improperly hamstring our ability to respond to events on the ground and to ( ... )
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This one takes the cake
Лиха беда начало
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Интересно было смотреть как университеты из маяков свободомыслия превращаются в пляски бандерлогов
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