Tuesday, October 31, 2023
After Harvard professor reportedly discriminated against Israeli students, school celebrates prof for civil rights Rick Sobey Boston Herald
reprimanded while he was recently celebrated for his civil rights work. The Brandeis Center on Monday called out Harvard University for failing to address antisemitism on campus, A Harvard professor who report“demanding” that the school publicly edly discriminated against Israeli studenounce what took place in Professor dents, subjecting them to “anti-Israel and Marshall Ganz’s class and take other anti-Semitic bias,” has not been publicly steps.
This is the latest in a series of Israel-related controversies at Harvard following Hamas’ terrorist attacks on Oct. 7. An explosive student group letter blamed Israel entirely for the attacks, setting off a firestorm on campus. This discrimination complaint involving Ganz goes back to the spring when the Harvard Kennedy School
professor faced bias allegations against three Jewish Israeli graduate students. After a third-party investigator found that Ganz subjected the students to anti-Israel and antisemitic discrimination, the university has still not publicly reprimanded the prof, according to the Brandeis Center. See Harvard on 5
‘Postmodern Jukebox’ to come to Stillwater Isaac Terry Staff Reporter
advantage of the McKnight Center, it’s such a great facility,” sophomore Bree Herrold said. “Being able to see performances for free outside is one of the highlights of going to OSU.” Postmodern Jukebox is Postmodern Jukebox is a coming to town, but tickets are band formed and directed by already sold out. Luckily for those who didn’t Scott Bradlee, originally in his Queens basement. The band snag a ticket on time, the McKfocuses on taking modern songs night Center hosts a 32-foot-tall and recomposing them into older LED wall outside in its plaza where people can watch the con- styles. cert happening inside for free. See Jukebox on 7 “I love being able to take
Ethan Hilbert Walkaround is an annual Homecoming event where sororities and fraternities present their house decs.
Walkaround brings Cowboys to Greek row Addie Wagner Staff Reporter
Courtesy of Creative Commons Postmodern Jukebox was formed and directed by Scott Bradlee, originally in his Queens basement.
Massive walls of art shadow each fraternity in Greek neighborhood with extravagance.
Students, families, and alumni “ooh” and “ah” as they view the clever craftsmanship of each intricate piece of “pomp” during walkaround. Walkaround at OSU is part of what makes Homecoming unique. This year, walkaround was held at 5:30 p.m. on Fri-
day. This year’s theme for the pomping decor was “The Year of the Cowboy.” This was chosen because OSU’s sacred mascot, Pistol Pete, turned 100 years old this year. Each house integrated this theme in a different way, and creativity shone through each masterpiece. See Walkaround on 6