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University Presidents Grapple with Apologies and Pressure Amidst Antisemitism Testimony

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Source: The New York Times
University Presidents Grapple with Apologies and Pressure Amidst Antisemitism Testimony
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Harvard President Claudine Gay apologizes for her testimony before Congress regarding her response to antisemitism on campus, acknowledging that her words caused distress and pain. Gay, along with the presidents of M.I.T. and the University of Pennsylvania, faced backlash and calls for resignation from over 70 members of Congress.

Topics:nation#antisemitism#apology#claudine-gay#congressional-testimony#education#harvard
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