Not one single protester showed up to Cardozo to express outrage that Jimmy Carter was receiving an award. A few disappointed counter-protesters were there, however, with nothing to counter-protest: There was a small crowd...
The story made The New York Times: When editors of The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, a scholarly publication from the Benjamin N. Cardozo Law School, decided to bestow this year’s International Advocate for...
If anyone who plans to protest needs a poster…there’s a Kinko’s at Union Square. If you don’t know what a Gharqad tree is, you need to read the Hamas charter.
In February, 1982, Syria’s president Hafez al-Assad murdered between 30-40,000 people in the city of Hama. A year later, in March 1983, Jimmy Carter referred to the mass murderer as “a close personal friend”...
I had never seen this before. What a humanitarian, huh? (h/t Lauri)
After being pretty much my own story for days, this is finally getting some legs: YU issued a fairly predictable statement: …President Carter’s presence at Cardozo in no way represents a university position on his...
From The Jewish Press: Yeshiva University’s Cardozo School of Law is scheduled to present former U.S. president Jimmy Carter with the “International Advocate for Peace” Award this Wednesday, April 10. The award is being...
A new website, ShameOnCardozo.com, has been set up to show outrage that the Yeshiva University law school invited Jimmy Carter to accept an award this week: A Message To Cardozo Alumni On Wednesday, April...
Here is the official statement from the Director of Communications and Public Affairs at Cardozo School of Law of Yeshiva University concerning the award being given to Jimmy Carter next week: This year student editors...
This is unbelievable: (Sent via email) The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution is honored to present the 2013 International Advocate for Peace Award to Jimmy Carter 39th President of the United States Wednesday, April 10, 2013 3:30...
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