• Are US campus protests antisemitic? Jewish students weigh in

    We asked Jewish students at US universities what they think about pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Our panel respondsI was in California for Passover when the encampment first came up. I was excited because I want to see an end to what Human Rights Watch calls a system of apartheid, which refers to the fact that there are over 65 laws discriminating against Palestinian citizens of Israel, roads in the West Bank are segregated, Israelis have civil law while Palestinians have military law, water...

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    MIT protesters, police clash amid campus protest; 9 arrested

    There was pushing and shoving as students clashed with police outside a parking garage on the MIT campus.

  • UTOPIA Fiber Welcomes Three Additional ISPs, Expands to 18 Partner ISPs

    UTOPIA Fiber Welcomes Three Additional ISPs, Expands to 18 Partner ISPs Karl Bode sean Tue May 14, 2024 Tue May 14, 2024 Utah-based UTOPIA Fiber has added three additional ISPs to its open access network, expanding the total number of partner ISPs to 18 now offering affordable fiber service to residents in the 21 cities UTOPIA serves.

  • UFC St. Louis weigh-in results: Jared Gooden unable to weigh in, bout cancelled

    Jared Gooden was foiled by the scale again. At the official morning weigh-ins for UFC St. Louis, Gooden was unable to step to the scale due to a medical issue, the UFC announced Friday. His preliminary welterweight bout with Kevin Jousset has been cancelled. This is not the first time that Gooden has made headlines for the wrong reasons on weigh-in day. In March 2023, Gooden stepped in on three days’ notice to replace Abubakar Nurmagomedov for a bout with Carlston Harris. The short-notice...

  • Israel-Gaza war protests: University of Sheffield awards ceremony cancelled as protesters take to stage

    Protesters against the Israel-Gaza war took to the stage to disrupt the University of Sheffield’s education awards today (May 8). The group demanded that the university directs research projects away from arms-related work, and “cuts ties with the arms trade” as well as universities in Israel. Parts of their speech after they had taken to the stage were met with cheers. A number of university staff members at the event joined the protesters on the stage, while vice-chancellor Professor Koen...

  • Eden Golan defies the protesters: Israel's hotly-tipped Eurovision star is cheered as well as booed as she gives strong performance after demonstrators tried to storm the show and yelled 'Shame on you' at fans in Gaza protest

    Dozens of protesters locked arms and lay on the ground outside the venue draped in Palestine flags - and struggled with Swedish riot police who tried to remove them.

  • Why are we electing superintendents?

    With no offense to any of the local candidates in this election, I’ve always thought school superintendents should be appointed by an elected school board instead of being elected by the public. Some counties in Alabama and Florida (not all) elect a superintendent of schools, but the rest of the country allows the school board to make the hire. Santa Rosa County is one of 41 counties in Florida where the superintendent of schools is elected.

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    You're Weighing Yourself Wrong. Here's When and How to Do It Right

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  • Pushback Against Campus Protests

    Pro-Palestinian protesters have tried to force the hands of universities by occupying campuses with tent cities. California Congressman Kevin Kiley wants to put an end to that.

  • Thinking Clearly About the Protesters

    “Do you think ‘sit-ins’ at lunch counters, ‘Freedom Buses’ and other demonstrations by Negroes will hurt or help the Negro's chances of being integrated in the South?” This question was posed by Gallup, a leading polling organization, back in 1961, during the heyday of the Civil Rights Movement. A majority of Americans at the time, 57%, believed that the sit-ins would “hurt” the movement. They were wrong. Today, we credit the Civil Rights Movement with ending racial segregation in the United...

  • Some Reflections on the Campus Protests

    The ongoing pro-Palestinian protests at American universities are more than just youthful expressions of speech freedom. Rather they exemplify the informed views of students repulsed by the genocide in Gaza, which they see every day on television and in the social media. They are motivated by a desire to end the continuing complicity of their More

  • The feminization of campus protests

    One feature of the recent rash of campus demonstrations that has received only sporadic attention but needs more attention: A large and maybe preponderant proportion of those demonstrating are women.