Columbia Law Review Demands School Cancel Tests for Students Traumatized by NYPD
The Columbia University anti-Israel encampment has been cleared out, but the New York school continues to beclown itself.
According to a report by the Washington Free Beacon’s Aaron Sibarium, the student editors of the Columbia Law Review issued a statement on Wednesday, calling on Columbia Law School to cancel final exams. They wrote that it had to be done because the “violence” students had witnessed on campus left them “irrevocably shaken” and “unable to focus.”
NEW: The student editors of the Columbia Law Review have issued a statement urging the law school to cancel exams in the wake of the police operation that cleared the university's encampment, saying the "violence" has left them "irrevocably shaken" and "unable to focus."🧵 pic.twitter.com/BOD87x5mwM
— Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) May 2, 2024
The statement “represents the majority opinion of the editorial board and was endorsed by five other law journals,” Sibarium wrote.
Columbia Law Review isn’t some generic school paper or marginal publication, it’s the most prestigious law journal on campus and one of the most prestigious law publications in the country.
The editors said that canceling exams would be a “proportionate response” to the “distress our peers have been feeling.” (Read more from “Columbia Law Review Demands School Cancel Tests for Students Traumatized by NYPD” HERE)
