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So in this case, that’s all getting scrambled. The problem with that is that, over the weekend, a series of images start to emerge from on campus and just off of it of some really troubling anti-Semitic episodes. In one case, a guy holds up a poster in the middle of campus and points it towards a group of Jewish students who are counter protesting. And it says, I’m paraphrasing here, Hamas’ next targets. Then there started to be more public safety action and presence. The day progressed, there was more threat of discipline.
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A group of students before dawn set up tents in the middle of Columbia’s campus and declared themselves a pro-Palestinian encampment in open defiance of the very rules that Dr. Shafik had put in place to try and get these protests under control. From “The New York Times,” I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.” Today, the story of how Columbia University has become the epicenter of a growing showdown between student protesters, college administrators, and Congress over the war in Gaza and the limits of free speech. No detail was left out with this dollhouse – even the back of the home features a play space. A sticker window on each of the two floors give you an inside view of the living room and bedroom. And a large opening in the kitchen creates space for a bar where dolls can enjoy lunch.
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The students became informed that if they continue to stay, they will face potential academic sanctions, potential suspension. Eliminate the encampment and send a message, this is not going to be tolerated. But in trying to quell the unrest, Shafik actually feeds it. She ends up leaving student protesters and the faculty who support them feeling betrayed and pushes a campus that was already on edge into a full blown crisis. Well, they remain under investigation by the committee.
You can even see the Barbie doll that started it all, clad in a black and white striped swimsuit and her iconic ponytail. The doll officially debuted on March 9, 1959. The only issue we had with this beach house – and it’s a minor one – is that it doesn’t come with as many rooms as other similar dollhouses.
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So fast forward now to April, when these student protesters learned that President Shafik is headed to Washington for her congressional testimony. It’s at this moment that they set out to build their encampment. Nick, if we rewind the clock a few months, we end up at a moment where students at several of the country’s best known universities are protesting Israel’s response to the October 7 attacks, its approach to a war in Gaza. At times, those protests are happening peacefully, at times with rhetoric that is inflammatory.
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And so when you have a question that feels as urgent as this war does for a lot of people, I think it reverberates in an incredibly intense way on those campuses. And there’s something like — I don’t know if it’s quite a contradiction of terms, but there’s a collision of different values at stake. So universities thrive on the ability of students to follow their minds and their voices where they go, to maybe even experiment a little bit and find those things. You have faculty, including professors, who are not necessarily sympathetic to the protesters’ view of the war, who are really outraged about what Shafik has done here.
The University of Texas in Austin this afternoon, we saw protesters physically clashing with police. And so as Isabella and her colleagues at the college newspaper see it, there’s this overall chilling effect that occurs. Some students become fearful that if they participate in any demonstrations, they’re going to face disciplinary action.
And the Republican Chairwoman decides, I’m going to open an investigation, look at how these administrations are handling it, because it doesn’t look good from where I sit. And the House last winter invites the leaders of several of these elite schools, Harvard, Penn, MIT, and Columbia, to come and testify in Washington on Capitol Hill before Congress. So on one side of Broadway, you see camera crews. There’s barricades, steel barricades, caution tape. And I’m able to — all members of the public, you’re able to walk through.
A toilet and sink are featured in the bathroom, so dolls can get ready for the day. The careful details in the wall stickers also makes the house a joy for kids to play with. We were a bit skeptical of this house at first because it doesn’t have as many play areas, or rooms, as other dollhouses. But after seeing it put together, that disappointment went straight out the window. Reece says even simple questions, like someone asking her how she slept, gives her an opportunity to connect about mental health.
And by that, I mean, this thing that seemed to start at Columbia is literally spreading. And from the administration’s perspective, they say, well, yeah, you can say that and you can think that. But maybe there’s some bad apples in your ranks.
Nick, Isabella Ramírez just walked us through what this has all looked like from the perspective of a Columbia student. And from what she could tell, the crackdown ordered by President Shafik did not quell much of anything. It seemed, instead, to really intensify everything on campus. I’m curious what this has looked like for Shafik.
There’s a video that goes viral of one of them shouting at Jewish students, go back to Poland, go back to Europe. What it seemed to evoke was the message that Hamas should murder those Jewish students. That’s the way the Jewish students interpreted it. I think that this will be remembered as a moment in which the fractures were laid bare.
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