Word: dershowitz
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...Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz, petitioners for Harvard to divest from Israel are “bigots.” For University President Lawrence H. Summers, recent petitions “are anti-Semitic in their effect if not their intent.” This demonization of the divestment drive by a pair of Harvard’s most powerful figures is unjustified...
After signing the petition last year, Hanson was labeled anti-Semitic by Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz. Dershowitz repeatedly and publicly invited Hanson to debate him regarding the petition. Though Hanson refused, the very public attachment of the term “anti-Semitism” to criticism of Israel’s policies dampened further discussion, Hanson said...
Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz claims that he was misconstrued in The Crimson, that he “never said that students and professors who signed the petition were anti-Semitic.” (Letters, “Debate Coverage Misses Point of Article,” Oct. 9) It is, I suppose, good news that he dissociates himself from the blatant assertion of racism attributed...
...surprised to see no reaction to what looks like an even more serious misquotation on the substance of the petition, given that Dershowitz derisively accuses those who disagree with him of factual ignorance. The coverage of the Winthrop House “debate” reports him as saying: “It’s a little bit strange that there should be such a huge debate about four issues which have already been resolved...
...powerful and famous, at least in the Boston culinary scene. His store, Formaggio Kitchen, is a legend in the business, offering more than 300 varieties of handmade artisanal cheeses. Formaggio supplies restaurant kitchens throughout Boston, from the Blue Room to the Ritz. Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz is among the numerous Harvard professors who regularly stop in. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer often pulls up on his bicycle, an employee confides...