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Mahmoud Khalil says Columbia University failed to protect activists in new lawsuit

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The Independent UK

Mahmoud Khalil sues Columbia University over years of alleged anti-Palestinian discrimination

Lawsuit accuses university of ‘deliberate indifference’ and failure to respond to ‘persistent and coordinated harassment’

The Guardian - US

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil sues Columbia University

Khalil spent 104 days in a Louisiana immigration facility, missing the birth of his first child, until a federal judge in New Jersey ordered his release

The Independent UK

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Mahmoud Khalil lawsuit says Columbia failed to protect pro-Palestinian activists

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil is suing Columbia University, alleging it failed to address harassment against him and other members of a pro-Palestinian campus group

The Independent UK

The best backpacks in the UK for work, travel and wild adventure – tested

Whether you want a smart-but-stylish commuter rucksack or a hike-friendly pack, our writer lugged 16 over hundreds of miles to find the best bags for your buck

The Guardian - UK

Columbia’s Michael Zheng comes full circle as Americans advance at US Open

The former Columbia University tennis star won on the same Flushing Meadows grounds where he trained as a child as Shelton, Tiafoe and Pegula also advanced

The Guardian - US

In 1990, NASA sent a X-ray telescope into space on Space Shuttle Columbia for the first time to perform observations of galactic and extragalactic objects: What was BBXRT?

In 1990, NASA sent a X-ray telescope into space on Space Shuttle Columbia for the first time to perform observations of galactic and extragalactic objects. The Broad Band X-ray Telescope, or BBXRT, flew during the STS-35 mission as part of the ASTRO-1 payload. It studied X-ray sources across a broad…

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USC and UCLA Football’s Biggest Problem Is Hiding in Plain Sight

Discussion of Los Angeles’s college woes tend to miss one very important point.

Sports Illustrated

“It was rough. There was no money. I was on the balls of my ass”: Aerosmith were one of the biggest American rock bands of the 1970s. And then it went to hell

How drugs and ego tore apart America’s greatest rock’n’roll band

Louder

Perrie Edwards 'splits with record label'

Perrie Edwards has reportedly split with Sony and Modest Management after 15 years.

BANG Premier

In 1997, NASA launched Columbia to study undercooled molten metals in microgravity; the STS-83 mission also carried experiments on sintering and fire behavior

The 1997 mission of space shuttle Columbia was cut short due to problems with fuel cells. However, the crew managed to perform crucial microgravity scientific experiments. These experiments focused on phenomena like molten metal undercooling and flame behavior in zero gravity. Remarkably, the same crew successfully reflyed the mission within…

The Economic Times

5 Years of the Journal of Free Speech Law, 150 Published Articles

I'm pleased to report that it has been 5 years since the Journal of Free Speech Law published its first article,… The post 5 Years of the Journal of Free Speech Law, 150 Published Articles appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

“Ahhh, what a tune! It has more melodic genius and simple power than I ever realised”: The melancholy classic that made Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel the world’s hottest songwriting duo

Recorded in '64 then remixed and rereleased by popular demand in '65, The Sound Of Silence gave the songwriting duo their first number one and a track beloved by generations

MusicRadar

"Yes, I'm with … Hamas and Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad but up to a Point" Visiting Prof's Suit Against Columbia Dismissed

"Professor Abdou provides no authority which stands for the proposition that expressing disapproval of a foreign terrorist organization in a Congressional hearing amounts to discrimination or creates a hostile work environment ...."

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Ex-DOJ Attorney Says Antisemitism Probes at Harvard, Brown and Columbia Were Decided Before Evidence Was In

A former DOJ lawyer says political appointees predetermined antisemitism probes at Harvard, Brown and Columbia before evidence was reviewed.

The Independent UK

Trump investigations into antisemitism in the Ivy League were ploys to strip school funding, whistleblower claims

While Trump returned to office promising to eliminate campus antisemitism that he claimed went unchecked during the Biden administration, critics maintain the federal intervention has been heavy-handed, infringing upon free expression and forcing concessions from higher education institutions

The Independent UK

Whistleblower alleges political pressure, lack of evidence in antisemitism probes targeting schools

A whistleblower is alleging that a Trump administration task force created to combat antisemitism pushed for settlements with Ivy League universities

Medical Daily

A New Imaging Method Finds Sperm That Standard Laboratory Review Misses, with Limited Published Results So Far

AI imaging can locate rare sperm in men with azoospermia that technicians miss. The published clinical evidence remains very limited.

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Defamation Claim Against Academic from Stalking Allegations Against Another Academic, with a Trans Angle

From Judge Kelley Hodge (E.D. Pa.) Friday in Duncan v. Lett (see also this February post that discusses a related… The post Defamation Claim Against Academic from Stalking Allegations Against Another Academic, with a Trans Angle appeared first on Reason.com.

International Business Times UK

US Economy 'Would Be in a Recession' Without AI Data Centres, Columbia Economist Warns

AI infrastructure spending is now the largest driver of US economic growth, preventing a recession, according to Columbia economist Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh. However, concerns about debt financing are rising.

Times Life

How Ambedkar's Reading and Annotation Method Can Transform Your Competitive Exam Preparation

The man who owned 50,000 books and read every one of themB. R. Ambedkar's personal library at his Delhi residence, now preserved as a memorial, held approximately 50,000 volumes. He did not collect them for display. Visitors who examined his books after his death found them dense with marginal notes,…

Tom’s Guide

I’ve walked over 100,000 steps in the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX — and they’re some of the most comfortable and grippy shoes I’ve tested so far

The Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX provides excellent traction on most wet and dry surfaces. They're comfortable, breathable and waterproof too.

Tom’s Guide

I walked 103,000 steps in Columbia’s summer-ready hiking sandals — and I have zero blisters, zero aches, and zero regrets

The Columbia Konos Hiker 2-Strap are one of the comfiest, most supportive, and most flexible hiking sandals I’ve ever tested. Definitely a new favorite.

The Economic Times

In 2003, NASA sent tiny worms aboard Space Shuttle Columbia. After the disaster, scientists discovered that an aluminium container had helped them survive the deadly impact

When Space Shuttle Columbiabroke apart on February 1, 2003, all seven astronauts lost their lives. Yet one NASA experiment survived. Tiny C. elegans worms, protected inside an aluminum research container, were recovered alive from the debris. Their survival transformed scientists' understanding of space biology,microgravity, and protective spacecraft design.

The Guardian - UK

‘Like Backstreet Boys, but less sultry’: how the Jonas Brothers notched up 20 years of pop stardom against the odds

Unlike their Disney peers, the toothsome trio didn’t pivot to being sexy – and they’re now at their stadium-filling peak. Fans and collaborators explain their unique, cheesy appeal

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