i lived near the yale university campus, where initiations took place.s they passed, very strange screams and voices were heard. it is on the territory of spruce that the headquarters of the order of skulls and bones, founded in 1832, is located. the building with closed windows, better known as the tomb, is located at 64 high street, newhaven, connecticut. outsiders are not allowed to enter. it is impossible to get comments from the rare visitors of its members, since they are bound by a vow of silence due to mutual incriminating evidence. our membership is private and i can't say if i'm a member of skull and crossbones, this is the policy of our organization and i have no right to violate it. despite the secrecy, behind the order is the official organization rta association with millions of capital, registered as a charitable foundation, and given such a public location, it is surprising how the order manages to keep its secrets for a long time, the inscription on the tomb of mementomori, remember that you must die, is sent to the ideology of brotherho

at yale university jewish student journalist was attacked by a prohamas mob by attempting to film a protest. she was stabbed in the eye with the palestinian flag and her attacker has still not been identified, palestinian flag in the place where the american flag should have been flagged. protests at the university of southern california have created such serious safety concerns that the university actually canceled graduation ceremony. they shattered windows, hung pro-palestinian banners from the building and members of the buildings maintain teams were briefly held hostage. these institutions are known as some of america's elite universities but their response to these incidents have fallen far short. they allowed protestors to break university rules, threaten other students particularly jewish students and create a dangerous and hostile environment for their entire campus communities. under title 6 of the civil rights act colleges and universities are required to provide an environment free from discreme nation based on race, color or national origin, so it's shameful that some of the so

health. diseases, and it took 7 years before the cdc responded, a doctor named allen steere from yale universityalong, he was an epidemic intelligence officer, and he realized that it was tick-borne, but could not determine the pathogen, at this point the leading tick researcher in the united states, willeburgdorfer, a swiss-american tick specialist who worked in the rocky mountain laboratory of the national institutes of health, joined the investigation , it was here that he discovered, so the well-known version, he discovered that s. .. perachete causes this ring shaped rash, he said that it is what is causing the disease and you should not panic, just take doxycycline for 2 weeks and the problem will go away, but it did not go away, then my book found popularity, i began to study prehistory wondering what really happened , and people related to this story behaved unusually, as a rule, when you discover... a new dangerous disease, you say: oh, this is terrible, let us money, we investigate it, but instead they became more and more secretive. so do you believe that willy burgdorfer, who i think

along the way he developed relationship with yale university. on the basis of which the institute ofe the social aspects of human behavior were studied, the task was to understand how to control an eternally dissatisfied society. the foundation also supported the institute of psychoanalysis in chicago, where eugenics was studied, information about the origins of the american population was collected there , and ideas of improvement were promoted. race, a radical conclusion was made, in order to improve the quality of the population, it is necessary to sterilize associative citizens so that they do not breed obstinate offspring. adolf hitler made abundant references on... american eugenics back in mainkampf and argued that since non-aryan races are by nature subordinate to the aryans, their forced sterilization is justified. based on eugenics data december 12, 193 give a child to the fuhrer. conceiving out of wedlock from a purebred aryan was declared a worthy thing. the newborn underwent a symbolic rite of baptism, during which the mother received medical care, and after the birth of

there was a doctor named allen steere from yale university, he was an employee of the epidemic servicetarted investigating and he realized that it was transmitted by ticks, but pathogenic. and this is where he discovered. so, the common story is, he discovered that spirachete causes this ring-shaped rash. he said that exactly... it is the cause of the disease, and you should not panic, just take doxycycline for 2 weeks and the problem will disappear, but it did not disappear, then my book gained popularity, i began to study the prehistory and wonder what really happened case, and people related to this story behaved unusually, as a rule, when you discover a new dangerous disease, you say: oh, this is terrible, give us money, we will study it, but instead they became more and more secretive, so you believe that willy burgdorfer, who i think is no longer alive, knew the truth about , what happened, and what do you think is true? well, i was working on a documentary about lyme disease with a fresh perspective, because i knew nothing about this disease until my husband and i got infected,

on the eve of easter, one of the most prestigious universities in the usa, yale, held the first masterclass of ukrainian pysankari. it was organized by students. with of ukraine, they hold various events during which they collect funds to support ukraine, and also conduct educational work among university students about the russian-ukrainian war, says iryna solomko. traditional pysanky, more modern motanka eggs and picturesque painted with petrykivsky painting best tell and demonstrate the originality of ukrainian culture, olga tetarenko, associate professor at yale university, is convinced. starting next year, she will start teaching the ukrainian program at yale. i love everything very much ukrainian, traditions, culture, motanas, easter eggs, they have a lot of meaning, symbols, students really like to do something with their hands, to do something artistic, they relax, and art, like nothing else, takes away stress, so, and it is so beneficial and for me, because they learn about ukrainian culture, about traditions, about symbolism, but at the same time they can a little... abstract

in continuation of the international support for the palestinians, the students of yale university gathered in america. chanting slogans, the protesters condemned the crimes of the zionist regime as well as the oppressive behavior of the american police against the students . different strata in new oran, america people demonstrated in the gaza strip in solidarity with the palestinians and condemning the zionist regime's genocide. the students of morehouse college in antalya also condemned america's support for the zionist regime by holding a demonstration, and because of biden 's promises to stop aid to the regime at the university of toronto, canada, the students also rejected the authorities' request to end the increase in support for the palestinians in victoria. australia, the supporters of palestine, was the people's position in defending the resistance and condemning the normalization of relations with the zionist regime. yemeni armed forces shot down an american drone. yemeni army my drone is in the province. biza overthrew. this pod was targeted by a surface-to-air missile made in

in france, students blocked the entrance to yale university in support of the palestinian people and in protest of the cooperation of western countries with the zionist regime. in the city of mumplieh, supporters of palestine chanted a census of the french to condemn the zionist regime they gathered in front of the paris court in support of the arrested students of the sorbonne university. students in the universities of cambridge, england, barcelona, ​​spain and amsterdam, the netherlands also gathered and improved in support of palestine. the students of the university of puerto rico also raised the palestinian flag over their university. in south korea, a number of seoul university students set up a tent to declare solidarity with palestine and joined the global student movement. in the capital of jordan. thousands of students in connection with the palestinian nation demonstrated and supported the resistance of their principles hello, in istanbul, turkey, a number of people in front of the consulate of the regime. the occupiers gathered and shouted slogans against this regime. in

is increasing, because they experience this existence with harvard , columbia, princeton, and yale universities and the billions of funds that they spend in these universities. in the discourse areas, you know, we have other meetings we were at your service in the field of america's decline. america is declining in the economic field, in the political field , in the military field, in the decline. that the americans had not experienced decline and had no competitors in the world, and now with this incident, this failure, this breach, and this decline has started, this has also started in this area, this is a very important point, see why the soviet union collapsed, soviet officials, senior officials the soviet government is suspicious of their own structure and thought system finding that time, of course, now putin and these are correcting what mistakes happened in the past, but the soviet union collapsed. the country had made an empire for itself, one of them collapsed because of the failure in that failure, it was their first failure , and other failures were their main failure, that is, if t

disaster to himself and said: who can experience it with harvard , columbia, princeton, and yale universitiesthe billion budgets that these universities spend in the fields of discourse, you know, we had other meetings for you in the field of america's decline, america in the economic field is declining in the field politics is declining, military is declining, but we used to say this in the past , we didn't see decline in discourse and propaganda, it was one area where the americans had not experienced decline and had no competitors in the world, and now with this the incident of this failure and this breakthrough and this decline started with you this field has also started. this is a very important point . look, why did the soviet union collapse? the soviet officials , the senior officials of the soviet government , were skeptical about their own structure and system of thought at that time, of course , now mr. putin and this understand what mistakes have happened in the past. they reform, but the soviet union collapsed. the country had made an empire for itself, one of two times it collap

a pro—palestinian demonstration at yale university, in connecticut, began in earnest on the 22nd of aprilanhattan. demonstrations then moved from the northeast to california state polytechnic university, then next to the university of southern california. around the same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. there have been demonstrations at least 137 college and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina, and other locations shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across

from columbia university in new york. to others: yale university, harvard, massachusetts institute ofhnology the institute is the east coast of the usa, on the west coast there are universities of california and the university of texas and educational institutions in other states. during this week , a number of other universities joined the protests. but let's go back to new york. columbia university, there is still a standoff. when the nypd arrived, she was there. many police officers in full gear ready to face off, they climbed through the windows to clear the university building of the protesters. this student said bbc that the police acted harshly. there was someone unconscious on the floor, they arrested him and took him in, four people were pushed down the stairs while they were unconscious, and it was the nypd. both here and at the city university of new york , about 300 protesters were arrested. they put on handcuffs and took them away in a car park. the authorities are sure that third-party agitators and well-known anarchists infiltrated the demonstration. it is a global prob

the president, yes, but there is such a professor, we will talk about him later, a professor at yale universitysenenfeld, who is wildly famous in america, gives lessons to corporate leaders, in general, the voice of the american. academic establishment, he generally said that we need to end russia, here he is in front of us, tear it apart, the whole world will only be better off from this, and there is no need to be afraid that if they start striking russia with american weapons, there is no need to be afraid, that russia will take some significant retaliatory measures, because russia can do, well... there is one, i'm sorry, a person of my age has the right to call the facts his own names, there is such an evil old woman, janet yellen, who was the head of the federal reserve system, in my opinion, did not cover herself with any glory, now she has been the minister of finance for several years, but in general she assures the countries of the european union that it is possible without any serious problems. a revelation and not even just a revelation, but a real shock. and i want to ask you, gener

it was conducted by a young associate professor at yale university who recruited about 70 people fromd put the subjectsoom. they had a dial on the table in front of them. they were told that dial was applying a shock an elecicock tn the other room wh was a confederate. he was an actor. he tied to a chair. when the electricity went off, he would scream. he would see what level it was and scream beg and cry. many of the subjects when they were told to do it, the■íb doctr would stand behind them with the white lab on. he'd say turn it off, down and it higher. many of the subjects wereey wer. don't make me turn it up more. when he told them to turn it up, they did so anyway. the subjects who he r turned it up to 250 volts where it was marked po fatal.at millgm people, 60% of people would allow authority to overwhelm and subvert the most closely held values. they all knew it was wrong. they duse they were told to do it. the good news is that 33% of us people stood up and walked out . [ applause i■@ think that those with libertarians. those are the in this room.fc■÷ most americans accepted

struck professor snyder, and he decided to translate it and quote it in ... in his course for yale universityportunity to express them, it is such an extreme necessity , even, many discussions it is about whether ukrainian writers should use platforms where they also have the opportunity to speak, for example, there are russian writers, it is obvious that there can be no question of any joint activities with writers who support putin's terrorist... regime, which concerns yes the so-called good russians, well, i would not take part in the joint event either, i am first of all very outraged by the fact that the so-called good russians, as we call them, are focused on talking with abroad, they should be focused as much as possible in speaking with his own people, and in order to combat... the propaganda of the putin regime, to call on the people not to participate in this war. unfortunately, we see that they are primarily concerned about the loss of positions, the loss of opportunities, the loss of privileges that they have enjoyed for many years, because they are deeply rooted abroad. great rus

of north carolina, least the rest of the dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently over the past week. protesters continued together, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c, l a and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles says you're almost is an investigative journalist and he spoke to is from the university of california campus in los angeles to there was a several 100 counter processors who the people who came out to part of israel and to protest the, the pro palestinian demonstrators were here who had at camp, but you see late thursday they started kind of trying to tear down the, the walls here. there was physical melodies, they were the counter

israel's war on dogs intensified police, arrested dozens of protesters and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters. and at the university of texas, where well over 100 students were arrested some file of late over the past week. protesters continued together, seemly, unintimidated by the show of force. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed . here, do you slay no police of storm the protest in camp, but no students have been arrested or pepper sprayed or roughed up. and the administration of the university is not issued any ultimatums to disperse. as a result, for the vast majority of students here it is been business and education, as usual. the exceptions to the peaceful nature of the protests of come when pro israel pro design is counter processors, most of whom are not students have assembled on campus. there was something like 800, maybe a 1000 counter protesters and they came with very, you know, file language violence they, they breached that the security divide to be

university of north carolina, least the rest of dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed . and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently over the past week, protesters continued to gather, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l, a, and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now we have a team of correspondents covering the protests across the us. phil of al is at the university of north carolina where they were number arrest on tuesday. but 1st that's close eva to kristen slavery at columbia university in new york, where the protest movement began 2 weeks ago. chris is of course, the man of new york has been speaking of the last few hours. what has he been saying about the events of the past 24

then a pro—palestinian demonstration at yale university — in connecticut — began in earnest on the 22nd a day later, an anti—war protest camp was built at new york university, in manhattan. demonstrations then moved from the northeast to california state polytechnic university, then next to the university of southern california. around the same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. in total, there have been demonstrations at least 137 colleges and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina — and other locations — shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across the country their reasons for demonstrating vary. this is for the people of palestine and we're going to draft an agreement that is best that shows them we have not given up. i think it's important that students and everyone know that the jewish community is not — we're not going to give into anti—semitism. especially as a jewish student with members of my family. who died in the holocaust, i want to do— everyth

it was conducted by a young associate professor at yale university who recruited about 70 people from every walk of life, blacks, whites, teachers, students, business, people, labors. he would put the subjects on a chair in one room. they had a dial on the table in front of them. they were told that dial was applying a shock an electric shock to a subject who sat in the other room who was a confederate. he was an actor. he pretend to be tied to a chair. when the electricity went off, he would scream. he would see what level it was and scream appropriately and struggle and plead and beg and cry. many of the subjects when they were told to do it, the doctor would stand behind them with the white lab uniform on. he'd say turn it off, down and higher and turn it down and turn it higher. many of the subjects were weeping. they were pleading with him. don't make me turn it up more. when he told them to turn it up, they did so anyway. the subjects who he recruited, turned it up to 250 volts where it was marked potentially fatal. what millgram concluded, most people, 60% of people would allow

university of north carolina, least the rest of dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently. over the past week, protesters continued to gather, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l a and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. kristen. so they, me, is that going to be university in new york with students? i'll keep buying a building that i would have moved and arrested. ty kristin, so what was the situation like by now? the other, so i have the police presence, the columbia university campus, perhaps you can see them now instead of starting a student demonstration, they are starting a faculty demonstration faculty have come out in support of the student

at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently. over the past week, protesters continued together, seemingly unintimidated by the show for us. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l, a and lea suppression elsewhere, students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on gaza. show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. something back and i'll come back, i'll is a videographer the right time you spoke to somebody, u. c l, a campus and los angeles. late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california, los angeles. i began to ro, fireworks began to grow 6. i stop you. ready very large objects, the round up. yeah. i, they began to yell things is work is real. the also i heard a racial epithets words last people. i heard a qui

i mean, he was about to watch the under the students of walked out of yale university is graduation, so many known as commencement in the us office staging, an anti war protest and walk out and follow some graduates holding signs demanding a permanency spy on an end to us military assistance for israel have also demanded deals, the investment from on suppliers and an amnesty for students and staff who being disciplined or fired for protesting and returned to some other world news. now a run has announced presidential elections for june 28th. after the death of president abraham, that i you see in a helicopter crash, the wreckage was found early on monday. micheal awful, those back of how events unfolded before and after the crash. these were rainy and president e brian, right, you see the final allow is attending the annual duration of to dance on sunday, near the board of, of those advisors on, along with that countries, presidents yolanda alias, it's all here. let's see on this damn, can provide very safe transit for goods for passengers and taurus, given how seriously the work is

then a pro—palestinian demonstration at yale university — in connecticut — began in earnest on the 22ndk ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. in total, there have been demonstrations at least 137 colleges and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina — and other locations — shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across

at yale university, and she's the author of numerous articles on the history of the american west environmental and labor history, latino history and american expansion. her book, translating property. and that's what leon graham in conflict over land in the american west. from 1840 to 1900. he's also the author of or one of the main authors of the history textbook global americans a social global history of the united states. and she's currently working on a book about the workplace of their own progressive management of workers and their families in colorado's coalfields. we're coming with oxford university press. i also asked manisha sinha to join me on the panel. she is the james earl and shirley draper chair in american history at the university connecticut and president elect of the 2024 society for historians, the early republic, which she was born in india and received her ph.d. from columbia university, where her dissertation was nominated for the the bancroft prize. she's the author of the town of revolution of slavery politics and ideology in antebellum south carolina, which was name

we are joined by the head of the center for police equity and is a professor of psychology at yale universityral level that george floyd justice in policing act has stalled but at the state and local levels, how much would you say policing has changed since may 2020? >> when we talk about policing, we can talk about that at multiple levels. we can say the culture of policing itself. we can talk about attitudes around policing. i assume you mean the policies that regulate policing. it is a mixed bag. we have had some places that looked to abolish their entire police department replacing it with departments of public safety and others making incremental change. some of the incremental change bands on chokeholds, those have moved forward. and attempts to reduce police budgets have maintained as well. post the murder spike in 2021 and 2022, we found ourselves unable to maintain the broad spread momentum. what we can say, the good news is in multiple municipalities, there are example projects, things that move forward that people are looking at saying this could be the way we make good on the mora

joining us is professor of american history at yale university, thank you so much for being with us.ngress officially made memorial day a federal holiday in 1971, but it actually had been celebrated around the country since 1868 to honor hundreds of thousands of union soldiers that died in the civil war. david, when did that definition expand to include all. >> the beginning 1868 around the world war i. the scale of world war i brought americans to cemeteries again, to commemorate their dead. as never before. but the holiday actually was born in charleston, south carolina. >> you talk about that it's actually earlier than history books may indicate. >> very much so, there are couple of history books that do indicate may 1st 1865, african americans, former slaves in charleston, marched in a huge parade of 10,000 people on the old racetrack in charleston to commemorate 260-odd union soldiers who died in the infield in an open-air prison, that's by any count the first full-scale grassroots practice of what we have come to call memorial day. >> as a historian how do you suggest that we c

charges against israeli leaders outrageous, but the charges were praised by human rights watch at yale universityudents walked out of yale's graduation ceremony, this in support of the palestinian movement. >> university staff helped guide protesting students to an area outside the ceremony. officials say the school is committed to freedom of speech and expression. stay with abc seven news. we have our continuing coverage of the protests over the war between israel and hamas . you can get the latest anytime at abc seven news.com. >> a warning today from the environmental protection agency. cyber attacks against water utilities are on the rise. the epa issued an enforcement alert warning agencies to take immediate action to protect the nation's drinking water. according to the alert, nearly 70% of utilities aren't meeting standards to prevent cyber threats, including outdated facilities and weak passwords. the advisory follows a string of recent cyber attacks claimed by russian speaking hackers as long time coming. >> those words from america's first black astronaut candidate after finally making

at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters. and at the university of texas, where well over 100 students were arrested some file of late over the past week. protesters continued together, seemly, unintimidated by the show of force. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed here and you slay no police of storm. the protest in camp, but no students have been arrested or pepper sprayed or roughed up. and the administration of the university is not issued any ultimatums to disperse. as a result for the vast majority of students here it is been business and education, as usual. the exceptions to the peaceful nature of the protests of come when pro israel pro sinus counter processors, most of whom are not students have assembled on campus. it was something like 800, maybe a 1000 counter protesters and they came with very, you know, file language violence they, they breached that the security divide to barricade that brown university students peacefully dismantl

holder from yale university where he wrote his dissertation. he argued that in a sense the straussian tradition of the healer points to the fact that nietzsche gets it right that nietzsche answers the question correctly that fukuyama was wrong in 1989 and now nietzsche is the right answer. i say this not because there's somebody that wrote it it's popular but almost every elite college campus i go to and i got a fair number to give talks, the conservative students at least some percentage of the high ambitious highly educated especially young men but not only young men on those campuses are huge fans of the bronze age mindset. passed around in the underground he has 150,000 followers on x. his book which is a published version and expanded version of the dissertation was just published in 2023 the title of which the distinction from the dissertation plato and nietzsche and political thought the title of which is selected breeding in the birth of philosophy. .. number one of all books published. it still ranks quite highly year after its publica

the largest study of ptsd at yale university and others looked at this and found it exacerbated long-term ptsd even though it they thought it was helping in the short term. the caller mentioned the issue of he only likes to buy it from people he knows. if it is federally legalized, good luck with that. this is a product like bottled water that is free to get and it is cheap. you are paying for labeling and a marketing and the bottle. if marijuana is legalized, it will be grown in a few massive facilities, whether outdoor or indoor in one or two states. it will beat mail order exported. i think the pot shops will close down because it will be mail order and you wouldn't need to pay for the overhead. the economics on a large scale is so different than it is now. the other caller mentioned delta eight which is synthetic. we are trying to get does eight band because where it has been legalized through a loophole we have seen enormous problems in these states, the sort of guest efficient marijuana that is extremely dangerous. it actually shows that when something is just out there and self reg

holder from yale university where he wrote his dissertation. he argued that in a sense the straussian tradition of the healer points to the fact that nietzsche gets it right that nietzsche answers the question correctly that fukuyama was wrong in 1989 and now nietzsche is the right answer. i say this not because there's somebody that wrote it it's popular but almost every elite college campus i go to and i got a fair number to give talks, the conservative students at least some percentage of the high ambitious highly educated especially young men but not only young men on those campuses are huge fans of the bronze age mindset. passed around in the underground he has 150,000 followers on x. his book which is a published version and expanded version of the dissertation was just published in 2023 the title of which the distinction from the dissertation plato and nietzsche and political thought the title of which is selected breeding in the birth of philosophy. .. number one of all books published. it still ranks quite highly year after its publica

joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university and author of "the road toy well. i have to ask, professor, how close, how dangerous is it for america that we can start to go down that road as these things like project 2025 unveil ways in which the president-elect of the united states can gain more and more power? >> yeah, first, democracies are always vulnerable if you are not striving hard to keep them, there's a risk that you'll lose them. second is that americans tend to think that we are exceptional and so that we learn lessons from other people and their failures, and the third is that we are also a bit naove. we have the idea that we can vote someone like trump in and if we don't like him, we can protest or vote him out and fundamentally, that's a mistake. voting for trump is voting not to vote again, voting for trump is voting away your own voice, once you go down that road, there's no way to turn back. >> you were very kind to review my book, in which i made this point that you just underscored. democracies are always vulnerable. that's not a pessim

protests from coast-to-coast, riot police on the grounds of ivy league universities, yale, harvard, berkeleyashington university in d.c. it is spreading into a national movement with protests reappearing in places where they have previously been cleared. so let's go first to our correspondent who said this from ucla. >> and has been a political minefield for universities over the last few weeks trying to strike the right balance between upholding free speech, protecting students on campus who just want to go about their day and dealing with the claims of anti-semitism from some jewish students as well. all of those tensions really boiled over here last night. it seems what happened is around 11:00 st night. here, the pro-palestinian demonstration, the encampment here, there was a surge of counter protesters. that led to clashes between the groups of rival protesters. there were wooden barricades that were picked up and used as weapons. there was fireworks thrown over the crowd. and there had been a relatively small number of police on-site at that moment. so the university called in the los

widely regarded as the mind behind the bronze age mind-set who was a 2015 doctoral phd holder from yale university where he wrote his dissertation under three straussian's. interesting. three straussian's. he argued that in a sense that the straussian tradition that he learned points to the fact that gets it right. answers the question correctly. he was wrong and thought he was right, but he is the right answer to how one should arrange society. i say this not because of someone who wrote this, but this is popular. almost every elite college campus that i go to to go to a fair number to give talks. the conservative students, at least some percentage of the ambitious highly educated, especially young men, but not only young men on the campuses are huge fans of the bronze age mind-set. pass it around as if underground. he has 150,000 followers on x and his book is a published version and expanded version of his dissertation, which was published in 2023. in distinction from the dissertation with a respectable title of nietzsche and political philosophy. selective breeding and the birth of philosophy.