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Hamas attacks on Israel expose the moral rot on college campuses

One can support the Palestinian cause and mourn their suffering — for they, too, are victims of Hamas — and criticize Israeli policies while also acknowledging the loss of life among Jews, without blaming them for their own murders.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 11, 2023

Two Law School Deans on the Massacre in Israel

Moral clarity from Scalia Dean Ken Randall, and lack thereof from NYU Dean Troy McKenzie.

Reason · Oct 10, 2023

NYU Law School Student Bar Association Newsletter Expresses Support for Hamas Attack on Israel

The Daily Mail (UK) (Claudia Aoraha) reports (see also N.Y. Post), and includes this screenshot: I think the student who wrote the message should have every right to express her views, including views that support the killing of civilians. I most certainly don't share the student's views, and I do…

Reason · Oct 10, 2023

Students transform their drab dorm rooms into comfy living spaces

A studded headboard for your dorm bed

The Independent UK · Sep 3, 2023

How a family's choice to donate a body for pig kidney research could help change transplants

A sister’s choice to donate her brother’s body for research is helping doctors learn how to one day use pig organs to save human lives

The Independent UK · Aug 19, 2023

Genetically modified pig kidney still functioning 32 days after transplant into brain dead man

Surgery marks major milestone in field of xenotransplantation

The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2023

Pig kidney works in a donated body for over a month, a step toward animal-human transplants

New York surgeons transplanted a pig's kidney into a brain-dead man and for over a month it's worked normally

The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2023

New study shows just how Facebook's algorithm shapes conservative and liberal bubbles

Research conducted at the height of the 2020 election reveals new details about how Facebook's algorithms handle political content. But it suggests there are no easy fixes to political polarization.

WEKU · Jul 27, 2023

‘Bastion of the super-rich’: inside a New York billionaire’s private museum

A collection of art, featuring pieces by Picasso, Lichtenstein and Cézanne, has been kept secret for years but for select members of the public, the door is slowly being opened

The Guardian - US · Jul 11, 2023

The professor who wrote the book on ‘jerks at work’ is sounding the alarm about a new office scourge: Too much niceness

Leaders’ fear of being too harsh is “completely backfiring,” NYU’s Tessa West tells Fortune. “We've created a culture where critical feedback is called toxic.”

Fortune · Jul 7, 2023