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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The Trump administration and higher education. The battle is on.

The administration withholds $400 million in funding from Columbia University and issues,

demands for policy changes in return for the money. Columbia seems to agree late Friday with all of the terms, which some critics

in the school and outside are calling us surrender. But did Colombia really have a choice,

and will this do enough to satisfy the administration? That's our subject for today on Potomac Watch,

the daily podcast of the Wall Street Journal Opinion Pages.

I'm Paul Gugue, and I'm here with my colleagues, Alicia Finley, and Elliot Kaufman.

So this is really a startling turn of events.

No administration on recent history has threatened to cut off this amount of money.

And then Columbia's response, I think, seeming to agree to all of the terms

has been a shock to academia. Alicia, what do you make first of this intervention by the administration

and its demands? Is this something that the school deserved? Well, whenever you have federal funding of education, I think schools should expect some

kinds of strains, especially when civil rights are at issue, which was the case with some

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