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Steve Mark
Verified
Writer, Intermountain Jewish News
Denver
Beats
Israeli Society , Politics , Israeli Occupation , Israel Ultra Orthodox
I never say No to any topic
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By Steve Mark Verified, Steve Mark IJN| Intermountain Jewish News Verified In a reversal of philosophy, leaders at the Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) have allowed pro-Palestinian/anti-Israel protesters to remain in their encampments at the Tivoli quad. This is in stark contrast to AHEC’s reaction when protesters first arrived on the quad on Thursday, April 25, only to be cleared by police the next day in a sweep that included 44 arrests. One day after those arrests, Saturday, April 26, many of the protesters returned to their encampments.
By Steve Mark Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Home News Local Arrests at Auraria; pro-Palestinian encampment violates campus rulesIn the wake of nationwide pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses, encampments surfaced at the Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) on Thursday, April 25. The protesters, saying they represented Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), set up tents on the Quad in front of the Tivoli student center. This article is premium content. Subscribe now or log in if you’re a subscriber.
By Steve Mark Verified, Steve Mark IJN| Intermountain Jewish News Verified In a reversal of philosophy, leaders at the Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) have allowed pro-Palestinian/anti-Israel protesters to remain in their encampments at the Tivoli quad. This is in stark contrast to AHEC’s reaction when protesters first arrived on the quad on Thursday, April 25, only to be cleared by police the next day in a sweep that included 44 arrests. One day after those arrests, Saturday, April 26, many of the protesters returned to their encampments.
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Intermountain Jewish News
The IJN, a weekly newspaper, is an independent editorial voice, covering events in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah and Montana, as well as throughout the US, Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. The newspaper was founded in 1913 and since 1943 has been owned and operated by the Goldberg family. Currently Miriam Harris Goldberg is the editor and publisher and Rabbi Hillel Goldberg is executive editor. In addition to weekly publication, IJN publishes special editions approximately once a month, including three magazines: L'Chaim magazine (fall and spring) and Generations magazine (summer). Once every five years the IJN publishes a souvenir anniversary magazine. The 110th anniversary magazine was published July 3, 2023. The IJN is a member of the American Jewish Press Association (AJPA) and the Colorado Press Association.
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