The U.S. Isn’t Involved in the Middle East in Order to Defend Israel, Nor Should It Be
The problem with the president’s recent statement about Saudi Arabia.
November 30, 2018
A foul wind that won’t easily dissipate from Pitzer College.
Earlier this month, the faculty of Pitzer College, a small, highly selective school outside of Los Angeles, passed a resolution in favor of the boycott, divest, and sanctions movement (BDS) and another one calling for an end to the college’s study-abroad program in Haifa. No resolutions were passed about similar programs in China, Rwanda, or other counties. In an open letter to Pitzer’s president, John Moscowitz recalls his days as a student there and the two teachers from whom he learned the most: the German Jewish political scientist Lucian Marquis and the Students for a Democratic Society activist Tom Hayden:
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Login or SubscribeThe problem with the president’s recent statement about Saudi Arabia.
A foul wind that won’t easily dissipate from Pitzer College.
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