Alex Wagner
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14 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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By and large, I would say the climate of fear and trepidation and intimidation is really pronounced.
There are a lot of questions people both in the student body and on the faculty are asking about how and why an institution like Columbia, which has a storied history of free speech, is acting the way it is.
And I spoke to one professor, Nara Malanesh, who is a professor of Latin American history at Columbia, and she has a theory that I think is shared by a number of professors on the staff
of colombia i want you to take a listen this is what she has to say there was a lawsuit filed this morning by the aft and the aaup both teacher led group professor led groups challenging assuming the trump administration over their attempts to withhold this 400 million dollars in federal funding from colombia um are you surprised that it's
It's a provocative theory, right, that the trustees see the curbing of certain speech as a means to their ends.
But the question is, if that's indeed the case and that the trustees are pressuring the Columbia University to do what it is, to do what it's doing at what cost.
Right.
I mean, there is.
You heard from the editor of one of the political newspapers on campus.
People are pulling down articles on everything, whether it's China, whether it's Israel.
There is no boundary.
There is no red line.
People don't understand if the Constitution still applies to them in Colombia.
And that is a huge problem, not just for Colombia, but for academia at large.
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