Fury Over NYU Course Which Asked Students to “Step Into a Terrorist’s Shoes and Plan Terror Attack”
New York University has sparked outrage after offering a course in which students are asked to ‘plan a terrorist attack.’
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New York University has sparked outrage after offering a course in which students are asked to ‘plan a terrorist attack.’
In what’s being called the “Great Brain Robbery,” the NYC Medical Examiner’s Office has kept — without permission — the brains of more than 9,200 deceased New Yorkers. Find out why here.
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