Case Western Reserve students demand amnesty for pro-Palestine protesters involved in encampment

A number of Case Western Reserve students held a press conference Friday morning demanding amnesty for pro-Palestine protesters involved in last week's encampment after the school announced they plan to withhold degrees from some involved in the protests.
The group of unwelcome students and alumni met at a public library, blocks away from the excitement of graduation ceremonies that got underway Friday on and around the university’s campus.
“What does President Kaler want to teach students at Case Western University?” Senior Jad Kamhawi Oglesby asked during the press conference.
Oglesby received a notice from the university this week, notifying him that he was unwelcome on campus and barred from participating in his commencement.
“I would simply like to ask, how am I a threat to my own commencement? Why can I not celebrate the four years of hard work, dedication and sacrifice to my institution?” he said.
Law student Michael Grimm’s degree is also on hold.
“Now a temporary hold isn’t the end of the world, except that the Ohio bar is on a tight schedule if we want to take the bar in July,” Grimm said. “To be in limbo like this is stressful to say the least.”
Matt Rascon reports: www.wkyc.com/article/news/loc...

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