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Grace Curley. Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly Show.

Wow, we've covered a lot of ground here today.

But I mentioned a story, there's a few stories that I mentioned that I want to get into more in this next hour and of course the

lines are open for you it's 844 540242 one thing I teased was some good news about Harvard. Now I should be clear here, like the

Biden administration, I always like to be perfectly clear. This is good news about Harvard.

This is not good news about Harvard. This is not good news for Harvard.

Harvard, of course, along with so many other elite colleges and universities has been under fire for the rampant anti-Semitism that is just running

wild on these campuses and the story here is from Red State.

They picked it up and it talks about how Harvard University,

this is from Bob Hoag, is finding out the hard way

that actions and inactions have consequences as early admissions

applications plummeted 17% this autumn in the wake of the anti-Semitism controversy roiling the Ivy League campus,

which was brought to a head when Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard refused to call,

refused to condemn people calling for the genocide of Jews.

And you know what was interesting was this back and forth

between representative Elise Stephanic and these presidents, it was MIT, U Penn, and

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