Comments on: MSU Suspension Decision Reached http://www.newuniversity.org/2010/09/news/msu-suspension-decision-reached/ Thu, 24 May 2012 03:30:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: A http://www.newuniversity.org/2010/09/news/msu-suspension-decision-reached/comment-page-1/#comment-3604 A Sun, 26 Sep 2010 01:08:06 +0000 http://www.newuniversity.org/?p=14203#comment-3604 Too bad it wasn't for the entire year. I was hoping for a quiet Spring for once. Guess not. Too bad it wasn’t for the entire year. I was hoping for a quiet Spring for once. Guess not.

]]> By: concerned http://www.newuniversity.org/2010/09/news/msu-suspension-decision-reached/comment-page-1/#comment-3572 concerned Sun, 19 Sep 2010 18:50:12 +0000 http://www.newuniversity.org/?p=14203#comment-3572 i would have believed "commitment to values, principles and tolerance" and "more respectful university community.” if he suspended anteaters for isreal years ago, for all of their actions that interrupted and harassed msu speakers, not to mention their slanderous actions against the group. i won't forget the time the anteaters for israel had some kid dress up with a stereotypical look,mocking and pretending to be arab, holding a sign reading "death to americans." this totally twisted the image of the event, which had nothing to do with the msu's events,at all. that event was specifically criticizing israel's illegal policies towards an occupied people, not america. (the msu members consider themselves proud americans) where was the universities, policies of respect when these types of slanderous acts were continuously carried out? why punish the msu for speaking out in non-slanderous ways, when the other group acts out against the msu in these type of ways? yes the msu interrupted the event where the ambassador of israel came to speak, but double standards, especially as obvious as this, on campus should not exist. also, the msu student's actions were applauded by members of the faculty for their peaceful activism against a man who represents a country that tries to justify war crimes deems illegal by the international community. i would have believed “commitment to values, principles and tolerance” and “more respectful university community.” if he suspended anteaters for isreal years ago, for all of their actions that interrupted and harassed msu speakers, not to mention their slanderous actions against the group. i won’t forget the time the anteaters for israel had some kid dress up with a stereotypical look,mocking and pretending to be arab, holding a sign reading “death to americans.” this totally twisted the image of the event, which had nothing to do with the msu’s events,at all. that event was specifically criticizing israel’s illegal policies towards an occupied people, not america. (the msu members consider themselves proud americans) where was the universities, policies of respect when these types of slanderous acts were continuously carried out? why punish the msu for speaking out in non-slanderous ways, when the other group acts out against the msu in these type of ways? yes the msu interrupted the event where the ambassador of israel came to speak, but double standards, especially as obvious as this, on campus should not exist. also, the msu student’s actions were applauded by members of the faculty for their peaceful activism against a man who represents a country that tries to justify war crimes deems illegal by the international community.

]]> By: Boycott "Israel" http://www.newuniversity.org/2010/09/news/msu-suspension-decision-reached/comment-page-1/#comment-3569 Boycott "Israel" Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:53:16 +0000 http://www.newuniversity.org/?p=14203#comment-3569 This should not slow down the campaign to get rid of UC Irvine investments in the apartheid state of Israel. Will the use of the word "Israel" in a less-than-loving manner be cause for suspension, too? This should not slow down the campaign to get rid of UC Irvine investments in the apartheid state of Israel.

Will the use of the word “Israel” in a less-than-loving manner be cause for suspension, too?

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