New York Times Puts Elise Stefanik Third on Best Sellers List Despite Sales Data Showing She Had Top-Selling Title

The New York Times placed Rep. Elise Stefanik (R., N.Y.) third on its non-fiction Best Sellers list even though her book, Poisoned Ivies, sold more copies than the top-ranked title. In fact, nearly twice the number of copies of Poisoned Ivies were sold last week than of the book in the number two slot, Belle Burden’s Strangers, according to publishing data obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

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Ousted Harvard President Claudine Gay To Teach Harvard Course on ‘Politics in Higher Education’ Two Years After Resigning in Disgrace

Two years after she resigned in disgrace as president of Harvard University, Claudine Gay is returning to the classroom to teach a Harvard course on "political pressures" at the Ivy League university.

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New York Times Joins Resistance to Antidiscrimination Investigation at Penn

“Trump’s Big Achievement: Making the New York Times Care About Antisemitism” was the headline over a piece I wrote more than nine years ago for the Algemeiner. 

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Stiff Competition

This book explores not death itself, but what remains after it: the human body. For most species, the dead simply decay where they fall. Humans, however, have long venerated their deceased, which explains the visceral disgust evoked by acts like body desecration, grave robbing, or unauthorized dissection. The book’s title nods to the "Doctors’ Riot" of 1788, a violent uprising in New York City triggered when teenage boys spotted a dissected arm dangling from a window at what would become Columbia University’s medical school. An enraged mob stormed the school and hospital, forcing doctors and staff to flee and hide in a nearby prison for safety. Order was restored only through the intervention of prominent figures like Alexander Hamilton and John Jay.

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The Resurrection of Liz Magill: Georgetown Law Search Committee That Tapped Disgraced Penn President As Dean Included 11 Democratic Donors and a Democratic Political Aide

The 14-person Georgetown University Law Center search committee that hired the former University of Pennsylvania president Liz Magill as the school's next dean included at least 11 Democratic donors and a law student who worked as a Democratic aide, a Washington Free Beacon review found.

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Former UPenn President Liz Magill, Who Resigned in Disgrace After Disastrous Anti-Semitism Testimony, Named Dean of Georgetown Law

Liz Magill, the former University of Pennsylvania president who resigned in disgrace after arguing that calls for the genocide of Jews could be permissible under campus rules, has been named dean of Georgetown University Law Center.

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Former Penn Vice Provost Ordered To Pay Conservative Writers $28K in Attorneys' Fees for Misleading Jury in Defamation Trial

Michael Mann, a climate professor and former vice provost at the University of Pennsylvania, must pay $28,167.62 in attorneys’ fees for two conservative writers he accused of defamation for criticizing his work.

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Ivy League University Hit With Cyberattack Affecting Thousands Of Personal Records

'At this point, we don’t know'

UPenn email account hacked, sends vulgar message to students and alumni



Students and alumni of the University of Pennsylvania were surprised to receive a vulgar email from the university's account after it was hacked Friday.

The university confirmed that the email came from a security breach and that its incident response team was investigating the incident.

'This is obviously a fake, and nothing in the highly offensive, hurtful message reflects the mission or actions of Penn or of Penn GSE.'

"The University of Pennsylvania is a dogs**t elitist institution full of woke retards. We have terrible security practices and are completely unmeritocratic," reads the hacked email, which was posted to social media.

"We hire and admit morons because we love legacies, donors, and unqualified affirmative action admits. We love breaking federal laws like FERPA (all your data will be leaked) and Supreme Court rulings like SFFA," the email continues. "Please stop giving us money."

The subject heading reads, "We got hacked (Action Required)."

The hackers referred to the Supreme Court decision in favor of the Students for Fair Admissions in 2023 that forbid race-based affirmative action in admissions to colleges. They also accused the college of violating the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, which protects students' school records data.

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A university spokesperson released a statement decrying the email.

"A fraudulent email has been circulated that appears to come from the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education," the statement reads. "This is obviously a fake, and nothing in the highly offensive, hurtful message reflects the mission or actions of Penn or of Penn GSE."

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'We Hire and Admit Morons': Penn Email Hack Delivers Truth Serum to Students and Alumni

In what may be the most honest message ever to appear under Ivy League letterhead, the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education sent an email to the "Penn community" declaring itself a "dogshit and elitist institution" that "hire[s] and admit[s] morons." The message, which came under the subject line "We got hacked" and which […]

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