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| − | '''Bari Weiss''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '07 was founding editor in chief of ''[[The Current]]''. She is very pro-Israel. In the wake of the allegations of the [[2004]] film ''[[Columbia Unbecoming]]'' that Jewish students were being intimidated by professors in the [[MEALAC]] department, she and several other students founded a group, | + | '''Bari Weiss''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2007|07]] was founding editor in chief of ''[[The Current]]''. She is very pro-Israel. |
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| + | In the wake of the allegations of the [[2004]] film ''[[Columbia Unbecoming]]'' that Jewish students were being intimidated by professors in the [[MEALAC]] department, she and several other students founded a group, Columbians for Academic Freedom, to serve as an advocate for such students. Later, she became a vocal critic of tenure for Barnard anthropologist [[Nadia Abu El-Haj]]. | ||
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| + | Weiss is currently working for the ''Wall Street Journal''. | ||
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Revision as of 17:38, 15 April 2008
Bari Weiss CC '07 was founding editor in chief of The Current. She is very pro-Israel.
In the wake of the allegations of the 2004 film Columbia Unbecoming that Jewish students were being intimidated by professors in the MEALAC department, she and several other students founded a group, Columbians for Academic Freedom, to serve as an advocate for such students. Later, she became a vocal critic of tenure for Barnard anthropologist Nadia Abu El-Haj.
Weiss is currently working for the Wall Street Journal.
