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Michigan Üniversitesi Yetkililerini Tehdit İddiasıyla 8 Aktiviste Suçlama

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By Muaz Kalaycı Verified, Santa Ono, Jerome Gorgon Jr
| Haber Aktuel Verified
Federal savcılar, Detroit’te sekiz Filistin yanlısı aktivisti üniversite yetkililerine yönelik korkutma kampanyası yürütmekle suçlayan bir iddianame açıkladı. İddianamede ayrıca Michigan’daki bazı şirketler ve Metropolitan Detroit Yahudi Federasyonu’na yönelik vandalizm olayları da yer aldı. Savcı Jerome Gorgon Jr., “Amerika’da korkuyla değil hukukla yönetiliriz. Bu tehditler ve terör girişimleri Amerikan karşıtıdır. Adaletle karşılık vereceğiz” dedi.
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Santa Ono: I'm the right choice for UF president. I would make a great school the best.

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By Santa Ono
| The Destin Log Verified
The University of Florida is already one of the nation’s premier public universities. But it has the potential to be the very best. That belief — in UF’s momentum, its mission and its future — is what led me to pursue the extraordinary opportunity of the UF presidency. Over the past several weeks, I’ve had the chance to spend meaningful time with the university’s leadership. I believe deeply in their vision: ambitious, anchored in a culture of excellence, and laser-focused on student success.
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Santa Ono: I'm the right choice for UF president. I would make a great school the best.

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By Santa Ono
| Florida Times-Union Verified
The University of Florida is already one of the nation’s premier public universities. But it has the potential to be the very best. That belief — in UF’s momentum, its mission and its future — is what led me to pursue the extraordinary opportunity of the UF presidency. Over the past several weeks, I’ve had the chance to spend meaningful time with the university’s leadership. I believe deeply in their vision: ambitious, anchored in a culture of excellence, and laser-focused on student success.
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