Today we're talking about Penn's president resigning after backlash, a record

MLB contract, an update on the Israel Hamas war, another top nukes for Monday, December 11th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the poor over today.

Here's the quote of the day.

We suffer a lot the few things we lack and we enjoy

too little the many things we have, William Shakespeare.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Liz McGill has stepped down as president of the University of Pennsylvania.

Last week Congress questioned the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn about

rising anti-Jewish sentiment on their campuses.

When Representative Elise Stephanic asked if calls for Jewish Genocide violated Penn's code of conduct,

McGill said it was context dependent. Wealthy donors, social media users,

and even the White House were not impressed and demanded she resign.

Miguel later said that calls for genocide are evil, plain and simple, but both she and the chair of

the Board of Trustees have since resigned.

Harvard and MIT's presidents remain under fire for similarly less than firm responses.

Meanwhile, universities of Wisconsin Regents voted 9 to 8 to reject a deal with state Republicans

that would have provided about $1 billion in funding in exchange for shifting staff away from the campus diversity, equity, and inclusion

initiatives.

The world is restless in many areas, including college campuses.

While it's easy to become angry and indignant,

it's much more difficult to live with attention of desiring change while simultaneously loving everyone involved.

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