All these knuckleheads had to do was shut up and party for 4 years, walk across a stage, and land 6 figure salaries the next day (or before). All on mommy and daddy's dime.

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Harvard is overrated in so many ways. Mostly in the practical application of knowledge by their graduates.

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The benefit of Harvard isn't really the education, it's the connections. The Harvard network is unreal.

That said, that's what makes this so hilarious: congratulations on doing something that gets you ostracized from the most important benefit of going there.

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The government will hire them.

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Would FERPA even allow Harvard to release the names?

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Yes. Has nothing to do with grades.

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Wrong. FERPA protects all education records, which includes membership in clubs. An education record is anything the institution maintains. So it covers everything, not just grades.

The only way they could release the names is if Harvard includes membership in student organizations in its published list of directory information. But a student can choose to have their directory information withheld.

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Harvard still publishes a yearly student yearbook. Their names will be listed in the organizations they belong to.

There are 2800 four year colleges in the United States, and we have a government that doesn't know what it is doing !!!!

Can't put that toothpaste back in the tube.

have a look at the names of these groups, per the nypost link. some real doozies in here.

The student groups that signed the letters are African American Resistance Organization; Bengali Association of Students at Harvard College; Harvard Act on a Dream; Harvard Arab Medical and Dental Student Association; Harvard Chan Muslim Student Association; Harvard Chan Students for Health Equity and Justice in Palestine; Harvard College Pakistan Student Association; Harvard Divinity School Muslim Association; Harvard Middle Eastern and North African Law Student Association; Harvard Graduate School of Education Islamic Society; Harvard Graduate Students for Palestine; Harvard Islamic Society; Harvard Law School Justice for Palestine; Harvard Divinity School Students for Justice in Palestine; Harvard Jews for Liberation; Harvard Kennedy School Bangladesh Caucus; Harvard Kennedy School Muslim Caucus; Harvard Kennedy School Muslim Women's Caucus; Harvard Kennedy School Palestine Caucus; Harvard Muslim Law School Association; Harvard Pakistan Forum; Harvard Prison Divest Coalition; Harvard South Asian Law Students Association; Harvard South Asians for Forward-Thinking Advocacy and Research; Harvard TPS Coalition; Harvard Undergraduate Arab Women's Collective; Harvard Undergraduate Ghungroo; Harvard Undergraduate Muslim Women's Medical Alliance; Harvard Undergraduate Nepali Students Association; Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee; Middle East and North African Graduate School of Design Student Society; Neighbor Program Cambridge; Sikhs and Companions of Harvard Undergraduates; and Society of Arab Students.

Fools rush in. Ipso facto: Harvard admissions has NOT been gatekeeping and the public opinion of the conferred credentials should adjust to reflect.

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Release their names so we can avoid hiring idiots who are either extremists or can't understand what they put their name to. Even the a$$wipe-in-chief knows hamas are the bad guys.

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This one is easy...

Harvard, Cal-Berkley or Stanford on resume - File 13 it immediately
Pronouns listed on resume - File 13 it immediately

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There are some older Rice guys that won't hire Rice grads anymore.

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Wife's uncle who went to Rice said he would hire someone from UH or Harris Co Community College before he would hire any moron from Rice.

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understand it, but the Rice B-School is top notch and has a lot of great students. Maybe he's just talking about undergrad.

I would hire Rice undergrad if I needed someone who could speak English and Mandarin. Walking across campus this day it's like you've dropped down into China.

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Harvard TPS Coalition

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Did they at least attach the new cover sheet?

Sorry; had to lighten the mood a little.

One of the leaders of the palestinian solidarity group is the son of a British billionaire perfumer. He's never wanted for anything in his life and is the epitome of privileged. His billionaire mother won't comment on him beyond, "We as family don't confront violence." **** these people. Unless they cut off their POS son, they sure as hell do.

Looks like the names are officially out there now.

Truck drives around Harvard campus

So political affiliation is not a protected class for discrimination in private sector hiring but religious belief is.

So can these students cry foul that they're being discriminated because they're muslim?

harvardhatesjews.com

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The names Accuracy in Media has been able to independently confirm are listed below.

African American Resistance Organization
Kiersten B. Hash, Founder
Amari M. Butler, Founder
Prince A. Williams, Founder
Clyve Lawrence, Founder
Kojo Acheampong, Founder

Harvard Muslim Law School Association
Hussain Awan, Co-President
Reema Doleh, Co-President
Ariq Hatibie, Executive Board Member
Saeed Ahmad, Executive Board Member
Hurya Ahmed, Vice President of Communications

Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee
Shraddha Joshi, organizer
Josh Willcox, organizer
Sanaa Kahloon, member

This list will be continually updated as Accuracy in Media is able to confirm them.

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Isn't the letter and endorsement public record? Or did they merely sign some super secret letter that no one was allowed to see?

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So political affiliation is not a protected class for discrimination in private sector hiring but religious belief is.

So can these students cry foul that they're being discriminated because they're muslim?

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Nope.

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Isn't the letter and endorsement public record? Or did they merely sign some super secret letter that no one was allowed to see?

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It was signed by student organizations, not individuals. Those organizations are the ones back tracking and individuals for others orgs are leaving so they are not considered part of this.

Got it
So will the students list those orgs on their resumes?

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So political affiliation is not a protected class for discrimination in private sector hiring but religious belief is.

So can these students cry foul that they're being discriminated because they're muslim?

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You know that they will try.

Why do these groups feel it even necessary to give their opinion publicly like this?

Scramble-ish...

JUST IN: Perfume giant Jo Malone's son was reportedly behind the letter at Harvard that blamed Israel for the Hamas terror attacks.

Her son, Josh Willcox, is one of the leaders of the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee.

Malone spoke out about the war in the Middle… pic.twitter.com/nMd8pQ9HB2

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 12, 2023

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JUST IN: Perfume giant Jo Malone's son was reportedly behind the letter at Harvard that blamed Israel for the Hamas terror attacks.

Her son, Josh Willcox, is one of the leaders of the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee.

Malone spoke out about the war in the Middle East but failed to condemn her son, as reported by the Daily Mail.

"We as a family are heartbroken by the events of recent days and strongly condemn all forms of violence."

"The abhorrent attack on innocent people on Saturday in Israel is beyond what any family should endure."

These students are now learning what it means to be held accountable for their own actions as a pro-Israel group is driving a truck around Harvard's campus, displaying the names of those who signed the letter.

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Isn't the letter and endorsement public record? Or did they merely sign some super secret letter that no one was allowed to see?

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It was signed by student organizations, not individuals. Those organizations are the ones back tracking and individuals for others orgs are leaving so they are not considered part of this.

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Allegedly they did not know.

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Scramble-ish...

JUST IN: Perfume giant Jo Malone's son was reportedly behind the letter at Harvard that blamed Israel for the Hamas terror attacks.

Her son, Josh Willcox, is one of the leaders of the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee.

Malone spoke out about the war in the Middle… pic.twitter.com/nMd8pQ9HB2

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 12, 2023

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JUST IN: Perfume giant Jo Malone's son was reportedly behind the letter at Harvard that blamed Israel for the Hamas terror attacks.

Her son, Josh Willcox, is one of the leaders of the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee.

Malone spoke out about the war in the Middle East but failed to condemn her son, as reported by the Daily Mail.

"We as a family are heartbroken by the events of recent days and strongly condemn all forms of violence."

"The abhorrent attack on innocent people on Saturday in Israel is beyond what any family should endure."

These students are now learning what it means to be held accountable for their own actions as a pro-Israel group is driving a truck around Harvard's campus, displaying the names of those who signed the letter.

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Beta boy, just like he looks.

Him and his parents ought to feel the heat on this one.

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Obviously the orgnization leaders signed on. Whether or not they actually got approval from all members to do so is another story.

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It was signed by student organizations, not individuals.

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Obviously the orgnization leaders signed on. Whether or not they actually got approval from all members to do so is another story.

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Sounds like an organization that one should quit and publicly disapprove of

Free speech is a sharp knife that can cut both ways.

EXCLUSIVE:

At UVA, “Students for Justice in Palestine” publicly declared that they “stand in solidarity” with Palestinian terrorists

Unfortunately for them, I got their group chat messages

Meet their leader here, only in @townhallcom 👇 https://t.co/oAswGK7BbS

— John Hasson (@SonofHas) October 12, 2023

FWIW, it is possible to both advocate for better treatment of the Palestinian people and condemn the terrorists attacks. Obviously the Palestinians in Gaza could help themselves by not selecting Hamas as their de facto government.

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FWIW, it is possible to both advocate for better treatment of the Palestinian people and condemn the terrorists attacks. Obviously the Palestinians in Gaza could help themselves by not selecting Hamas as their de facto government.

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To a certain degree it is kind of like bagging on rural Germans for allowing the Nazi party to take control and commit mass genocide. Once an evil regime manages to solidify power and oppressively destroys competition it is impossible for joe the plumber or Assad the accountant to overthrow their power.

Always important to remember that it is an extreme group in control and that group is probably a small percentage of the Palestinian people. They have conditioned and instilled fear on the majority of the population that isn't as extreme. Just a truly awful situation. That said Israel has a right to overthrow that regime and should look to reestablish a peaceful solution with a more conservative, less radical contingent of Palestinians when it gets to that point. Keep in mind failure to properly rebuild Palestine will in my opinion, result in more problems for Israel then proper reconciliation. Just like what happened post Civil War. If Secretary Stanton hadn't destroyed any reasonable attempts at reconciliation we likely don't have the rise of the Ku Klux Klan which is similar to Hamas.