It's Wednesday, December 13, 2023.

I'm Albert Moeller and this is the briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

Well, it's another day and Claudine Gay is still president of Harvard University.

That announcement came yesterday as the Harvard Corporation met over the course of two days,

and they were deciding the fate of their president.

And of course, all this controversy

goes back to the appearance not only of President Gay,

but also two other women serving as presidents of major elite American

institutions who sat together in a congressional hearing and basically let the

cat out of the bag a matter of days ago, every single one of them refusing to say

that calls by students or others on their campus for the genocide of the Jewish people

would be an actionable offense.

Every single one of them failed,

one of the most basic world tests a human being might imagine.

At least a phonic Republican of New York,

the member of Congress, who was pressing the question and seemed honestly to be

surprised at the failure of all three presidents to answer with any kind of moral sense

at all.

After President Elizabeth McGill at the University of Pennsylvania announced that she was

resigning in the wake of the controversy, Representative Stephanix had one down two to go.

Well the Harvard Corporation said that Claudine Gay is not going to go, that she's going to continue in her job.

But by the time the corporation met, they were actually having to deal with a multitude of issues.

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