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“Jewish people had to fight to get into Columbia decades ago. If we decide to walk away, there are a lot of people who’d like to take our places. But why should that happen?” asks David Schizer in an interview with Abigail Shrier.
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Sometimes I give Columbia Law a hard time but David Schizer is one impressive dude.

Cutting off federal funding would be catastrophic for our elite universities.

But maybe that's exactly what should happen.

My interview with Co-Chair of Columbia's Anti-Semitism Task Force, David Schizer for the The Wall Street Journal.

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'Jewish students could have used an alternate route' is a straightforward violation of Title VI.

The pro-Hamas encampment violated Federal Civil Rights law, with Rep. Ilhan Omar's blessing

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Just finished a fantastic conversation with Abigail Shrier about her latest book, 'Bad Therapy: Why Our Kids Aren't Growing Up,' for Thinking in Public. Looking forward to its release in coming weeks. You won't want to miss it.

How can we send each of these women a copy of Abigail Shrier’s book “Bad Therapy” 😆😆😆

Tonight ⁦Donna Ascol⁩ & I are leading a book review for over 100 people on this important book by ⁦Abigail Shrier⁩. If you have children in your home, you would do well to read it.

My conversation with Abigail Shrier about her book Bad Therapy. (A book that Elon Musk said everyone should read.)

Over the last decade, therapy has become the default solution to nearly every problem for adults and kids.

What if sticking people into therapy who don't have a

“But I’m a professor here!”

An echo of history

Most parents who think they're giving their kids 'independence' are actually helicoptering to an extreme degree.

This young man, Eyal Yakoby, is only 21 years old. And he's putting everything on the line to expose the fecklessness of his own, prestigious university (@Penn) while it coddles violent anti-Americanism and antisemitism.

Watch his speech in full. He represents the best of us.

I love this point in Nellie Bowles new book & not just because it's one I have made before (that conservatives are largely uncancelable.) This can be a wake-up call for liberals. Say 'I don't care' & you are free. Buy 'Morning After the Revolution' here: amzn.to/3ym74B2

Congratulations!!! to @nelliebowles on her new book, Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History, which is out today.

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I got mine.

I finished this brilliant, gorgeous, hilarious book in one gulp.

Bravo, Nellie Bowles.

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'Restorative Justice' is a therapeutic practice which is tantamount to no consequences at all for rule-breaking.

It is a disaster wherever it has been tried.

Princeton University appears to be begging the anti-Israel protesters to up the ante.

What The New York Times finally feels safe to report casually, Abigail Shrier reported fully four years ago.

Places like the Times didn't turn away because they thought her findings were wrong, but because they knew they would be unpopular in the newsroom.

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