Hillsdale College president: Harvard should ‘have courage of its convictions’ and go it alone

The reaction of the head of a prominent Christian college in Michigan on Thursday to the Battle of President Donald Trump with Harvard-and billions that will lose it due to the freezing of federal financing because of its response to anti-Semitism on the campus.

“We All Have a Right to Free Speech, But if you win the academic community, you don’t get to say whatver you will. Can’t Spit on People BecUSE They’re JEWS OR Denounce them… Becuse that Breaks Download the Friendshipship that is Necessary to the Partnership of a College, “Hillsdale College Press Narry Arnn Told Fox News Digital in An Interview.

“Now, after I said that, of course – you should not say” a dirty Jew. “It is completely legitimate to say,” I do not agree with it. “But the saying,” Israel took that land, and they have no right to do so, and the response will be, “Well, see whether you can prove that.” This is an academic pledge. “

The Trump official cuts more than $ 2.2 billion in Harvard’s financing after school challenges the demands

“Screaming, preventing people from going to class, and threatening them personally. [1964] The Civil Rights law is written in a certain way; If they allow this type of activity, Harvard violates this law, and this law applies to each organization in America. “

ARNN added that the college, as it is an incubator for learning, must be particularly organized to prohibit such harmful behavior.

5 The differences that include Harvard University, where Trump seeks to reduce funding

Earlier this month, Trump’s anti -Semitism’s work team freezed two billion dollars from Harvard University, and Trump later submitted to strip the state of tax exemption after the school administration issued a statement saying it would not comply with the demands.

Arn said that, or not, there are thousands of conditions that the college must approve in order to obtain funding from the Federal Ministry of Education.

He said: “The government has changed a lot since 1960, and everything now, including education. Harvard does not like some modern things that were asked to do, but it obeys hundreds of pages of detailed rules, and it has to comply because they have a lot of money from the government.”

He said, referring to Hildel: “So the apparent solution will be, do not take money from the government, which is what we do,” he said.

Arn said that Hillsdale, who was established in the mid -nineteenth century by the then -law of lawyer Illinoi Abraham Lincoln, was never rich as Harvard but is still an exceptional institution.

“The fact that they are defending [themselves] Good, and they may have the full courage of their condemnation and they are given only [the funding] “,” He said.

ARNN added that frozen money represents the annual federal contribution of the school, and it will count it to $ 90,000 per student, noting that the school also has great gifts.

“They may be able to make themselves,” he said.

“Every transaction at the Helsale College … is a voluntary deal … [N]Obody comes here unless they want it, they have to sign the next honor code. “

President Donald Trump has frozen federal funding for Harvard University. (Getty Images)

ARNN compared Hillsdale’s prayers with the political emerging Lincoln with Harvard’s title as the oldest college in the country, and Princeton University’s relations with the founding fathers such as President James Madison.

“If James Madison comes to the college here, I will never shout, right? Frederick Douglas spoke on our university campus twice,” he said.

Arn referred to how the Trump administration achieved the first Prinston after publishing numbers there are its supposed racist structures.

“[Madison] He said: Although they had to a compromise and not cancel it in certain ways, and this settlement for a very large reason, “he said personally the fact that they kept the word” the servant “from the constitution, because although they had to a compromise and not cancel it in certain ways, and this settlement for a very large reason.

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Harvard University was the subject of criticism about its response to anti -Semitic protests. (Reuters)

“The problem is that we have a perfect set of principles, but we will never serve it,” said Arn. “[T]He tries to do this can cause a lot of harm depending on what the attempt is. “

My suggestion [to Harvard] To go in the right direction. It is written in your history. Perhaps you should do this with your own resources if you do not like bureaucrats in Washington telling you what to do. “

In a statement, the President of Harvard University, Alan Garper, said that Harvard “will not give in its independence or give up its constitutional rights”, and “No government … you must dictate what private universities can teach us, who can recognize and employ it …”