Hunger strikes have done little to change U.S.-Israel policy, especially when those participating are trying to act in solidarity with prisoners in Israeli prisons and are trying to apply political pressure.
Articles By: Spencer Irvine
Northwestern University Condemns ‘Disrespectful’ Behavior of Students during ICE Agent Presentation
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Harvard Library Waived Overdue Fees to Avoid Stressing Students Out
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Princeton University Held Hispanics-Only Graduation Ceremony
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