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New York University has settled a lawsuit filed last November by three Jewish students who said they had been subjected to pervasive acts of hatred, discrimination, harassment, and intimidation since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.NYU and the plaintiffs attorneys announced the settlement Tuesday. It includes undisclosed monetary terms and a commitment from NYU to update its antisemitism language in its Guidance and Expectations for Student Conduct.NYU officials also said they would dedicate additional academic resources to Judaic studies and the study of antisemitism and strengthen the university s existing relationship with Tel Aviv University.RELATED STORY | Harvard, top universities fail on ADL s antisemitism report card We are committed to continuing our vigorous efforts to confront discrimination, including antisemitism, and the settlement in this litigation is yet another step in this direction, NYU President Linda G. Mills said.In the complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, the students said antisemitism had been
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BUTTE 鈥? Goodbye, Whittier Wildcats. hope you have a great day, see you again tomorrow. Gooooo Wildcats! Peace, the Whittier students shout into the camera.Whittier Elementary school students have taken the humdrum morning announcements and taken them to a higher level. The
reebok yve turned it into their very own television broadcast that gets played every morning to the entire school. We just tell kids in the school all the way from Kindergarten to the sixth grade whats going on. We have weather people, interviews, said sixth grader Ella Collins.Teacher K.B
jordan . Kennis, who is the schools technology teacher, oversees the WBC, or Wildcats Broadcasting Company, and each week a different team of sixth graders puts on the show. We learn a lot of responsibility because we have to be here every single morning to make sure all sounds correctly, film everything and everyone has to put their part in to get the broadcast together, Collin
crocs s explained.Kennis was one of five teachers in Butte this week to receive a $1,000 grant from the Colt Anderson Dream Big Foundation for her work in this unique program. She said the grant will help purchase more equipment. We started off with two iPads, and now wer