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JUST IN: Columbia University has announced classes will be remote for the rest of the year as anti-Israel protests rock the school. There are now growing calls for tuition refunds for the $70k a year college now that it has practically turned into an online school. "It’s vital that...

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Kevin M. Nelson2 years ago

So ridiculous. What they should do is crack down on the protests and have consequences who choose to use their grounds to create chaos. There is no assumed right to protest on university property, especially when directly aimed at other students.

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Collin Rugg2 years ago

Nah, I love this. The college system created this so they should have to deal with it 🍿

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Blake2 years ago

Why are they wearing masks?

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Collin Rugg2 years ago

These clowns are still living in 2020 🤡

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Eric 🟦 ✡️2 years ago

If protesting is so disruptive that an entire college has to shift to remote learning… it isn’t peaceful protesting.

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Gunther Eagleman™2 years ago

Defund Columbia University.

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🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸2 years ago

Meanwhile taxpayers are being forced to pay off the student loans of these absolute retards!!😡😡

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Mr. Bigglesworth Memes 𝕏2 years ago

Imagine paying that much money just to sit at a computer instead of actually going to school to learn

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🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸2 years ago

Defund every university that is harboring Hamas. The U.S. Department of State designated Hamas a terrorist organization.

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Sassafrass842 years ago

I hope they do get a refund. And if parents don't, I hope mass lawsuits happen. Defund these indoctrination camps.

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