The University of California Faculty Assembly has voted down a proposal to add an ethnic studies course to UC’s A–G admissions requirements. Known as Area H, the proposal was defeated with 12 votes in favor, 29 opposed, and 12 abstentions.…
Satire: Roosevelt Scolds Polish Commander for Failing to Work with Hitler, Accuses Commander of not “Being Respectful”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The highly anticipated meeting between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Polish Commander-in-Chief Edward Rydz-Śmigły took a dramatic turn on Friday, as Roosevelt, alongside Vice President John Nance Garner, publicly dressed down the Polish leader for Poland’s failure…
A Judaism Engaged: Tikvah’s Answer to the Intellectual and Moral Challenges of Our Time
In an interview hosted by Yeshiva University with the honorable Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, when asked about his opinion on the concept of “Modern Orthodox Judaism,” he urged the institution to drop that phrase, and instead elect an identity that…
Evidence Suggests Jewish Students Denied from Cultural Affairs, Judicial Board Petition Claims
On Monday, Bella Brannon, Editor-In-Chief of Ha’Am, filed a Petition for Consideration with the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) Judicial Board, alleging that the Cultural Affairs Commissioner discriminated against Jewish students during the Fall hiring process for staff positions. The…