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New York Times reporter Kate Zernike‚ infamous here for her hostile coverage of the Tea Party‚ absorbed an interesting takeaway from the spectacle of three Ivy League college presidents who testified before Congress and refused to condemn anti-Semitic rallies on their progressive campuses: sexism! (She wrote about discrimination against women at MIT in a 2023 book.) Zernike’s Monday piece‚ “Ivy League Campus Wars Aren’t About Gender ... Are They?” wasted no time boiling down the troubling appearance of anti-Semitism on “elite” college campuses to a simplistic tale of male sexism: In the first weeks of the war between Israel and Hamas‚ Nancy Andrews read about American college presidents under fire and something nagged at her. Why‚ she wondered‚ did it seem like so many of those presidents were women? Dr. Andrews…looked up the list of federal discrimination complaints filed against colleges and universities since the start of 2022. The vast majority -- 80 percent -- were against universities led by women‚ even though just 30 percent of colleges and universities nationwide have female presidents. Of the seven complaints filed in the weeks after the war began‚ all were seeking investigations of schools led by women. It's a neat trick to demand female presidents in institutions‚ and then accuse critics of those institutions of targeting females. How strange for a reporter to imply that making discrimination complaints is by itself a sexist act. Zernike didn’t bother digging into alternative explanations‚ sticking to binary bean-counting: Then four presidents were summoned by Congress‚ under threat of subpoena‚ to answer for what Republicans called the rampant antisemitism engulfing their campuses. All were women…. Perhaps because those were the places where the protests occurred? …other women in the academy described a similar reaction to the spectacle around the hearing on Dec. 5 and the fallout since: Ms. Magill and Dr. Gay resigned‚ their critics made it clear they were coming for Dr. Kornbluth‚ and last week‚ prominent male donors demanded the ouster of Cornell president Martha Pollack‚ too. At least no one’s questioning anyone’s gender. Underlying all the conversations was the most maddening‚ familiar and ultimately unanswerable question of all: Would a man have been treated the same way? Speaking of unequal treatment‚ Zernike was oddly dismissive of the main congressional questioner‚ female Republican Representative Elise Stefanik (NY)‚ burying her identity in an outside link: Mr. Rowan and Ronald Lauder‚ another prominent Penn donor and Magill critic‚ held a fund-raiser for the Republican congresswoman who ordered the college presidents to testify. Zernike briefly noted the actual gender disparity problem on campus among undergraduates (where women outnumber men 60-40)‚ before waving it away: But those numbers can obscure the stubborn disparities for women in academia…. Zernike committed revisionist history to suggest former Harvard president Larry Summers had not been forced out for alleged sexist remarks about women’s aptitude for math‚ but instead for not pleasing black Harvard scholars: It’s conventionally recalled that Dr. [Larry] Summers himself was forced to resign after he mused that the lack of female STEM professors could be attributed to women’s lesser “intrinsic aptitude” in math -- a lawsuit accusing Harvard of antisemitism cites this as evidence of the university’s hypocrisy. But the actual chronology suggests that it is more an example of the leeway granted men. Dr. Summers had clashed with prominent Black scholars four years earlier‚ and he did not resign until more than a year after his comments on women in science. The immediate prompt was a faculty revolt over revelations that suggested he had protected a friend implicated in a federal fraud investigation that Harvard had paid $26.5 million to settle. Left-wing activist Cornel West was criticized by then-Harvard president Summers in the early part of the century for not fulfilling his academic duties (West did find the time to make a rap CD.) Increasing the paranoia‚ Zernike warned women presidents to watch out for male financiers! Board members and big donors can pose particular challenges for women‚ coming as they often do from the male-dominated world of finance….

A family in Detroit is struggling with the decision to pull life support from a father of six after he was brutally mauled by three dogs. Harold Phillips' family said that he was walking to his home from a bus stop on Monday when three dogs escaped from a neighbor's back yard and attacked him. "The dogs bit his groin‚ his head‚ his back‚ his legs — they mauled him‚" his wife‚ Shauntaye Phillips‚ said to WJBK-TV. "Your dogs supposed to know‚ they're supposed to protect your home‚ he wasn’t bothering nobody‚ he was walking home to his family." She said that they may have to pull him from life support. On Monday‚ doctors amputated his arm above the elbow. "If you don't know how to contain a dog‚ don't buy one. It's just causing harm to the society" said the victim's son‚ Haroun Phillips."It should be justice‚ I don't what to say. It's my dad‚ it's him‚ he's not supposed to die like this‚ he's too strong‚" he added. "My heart broke because I don't have a father to take care of me‚" said Hailey Phillips‚ the daughter of the victim. The owner of the dogs admitted to WXYZ-TV that they had bitten other people before. "To the Phillips family‚ I'm so sorry‚" said Roy Goodman. "Nothing I can do can make this right but if there's anything I can do‚ I will."He said one of the three biting cases involved a child. "After the child situation‚ the one dog should have definitely been put down‚" Goodman admitted. The Goodmans face multiple fines over laws they broke regarding their dogs. Shauntaye Phillips set up a GoFundMe account to ask for help to pay their health bills. "[H]e is an amazing father and a good husband who takes pride in his family and we are asking for any help that yall can give to cover his doctors and hospital expenses‚" she wrote. "I don't wanna say funeral but that's the road we are on so please if you can find it in your hearts to help our family we appreciate you all‚" she added. Here's a news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!