Heartbreak feels good in a place like this #SNL

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Balta and Cauce both said that the May 15 statement "was not based on any one or two images." Rather, it was based on "ample evidence of graffiti that reasonable people would consider to be antisemitic on campus."

The statement released on SUPER UW's Instagram this morning demands that Cauce retract her May 15 statement and issue a formal apology. University spokesperson Victor Balta said the university is not considering retracting the statement.

The other misattributed photograph is from 2021 after the Florida Holocaust Museum was vandalized with antisemitic language in St. Petersburg.

A photo of graffiti reading “Kill Jews” on a sidewalk was from Mid-Wilshire, California, in 2019. The photo was attached to a now-deleted tweet made by a Los Angeles chapter of the Anti-Defamation League.

On May 29, UW President Ana Mari Cauce responded to a student inquiry about specific examples of "vile and antisemitic" rhetoric. Of the five photos provided, two of them were identified as being from unrelated events in California (2019) and Florida (2021).

Pro-Palestinian protesters call for UW president to retract statement following misattributed photos of antisemitic graffiti (Story via @schwaarzy) https://t.co/v9ZuF7ELrR

Early this morning street preacher Matthew Meinecke was arrested on the Quad by UWPD. The DAJD portal shows he was arrested at 7:36 a.m. for criminal trespassing. His bail amount is set at $500. UWPD Chief Wilson declined to provide additional details at this time.

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The past few weeks of stellar reporting could not have been done without everyone on this list and the support of so many others. This year has shown time and again the need for student journalism, and I’m so grateful that @thedaily will continue strong into the coming year.

As always, there’s more work to be done but I want to take a moment to publicly recognize the incredible team of 25+ staff members at The Daily that made our coverage of the encampment possible over the past three weeks. I couldn’t be prouder to work with this team.

Meinecke's three demands of the university are: 1. “Apologize to the students and the Jewish community for harboring an unsafe and antisemitic environment” 2. “Protect the right to freedom of speech for all" 3. "Allow the use of amplified sound without a permit”

Matthew Meinecke, a Seattle street preacher remains inside of this tent on the Quad. Prior to Monday's 3 p.m. disbandment deadline, he announced he intended to stay. UWPD has been unsuccessful so far in their attempts to get him to leave.

[NEWS]: Pro-Palestinian encampment disbands fully, one “Grace Camp” tent remains on UW’s Quad (Story via @schwaarzy) https://t.co/dnIxh9mFVo

Things are almost completely cleared out now. There are three tents remaining, two by the east entrance and one on the south side near Savery.

[NEWS]: UW’s Quad empties as deadline to disband encampment nears (Story via @schwaarzy) https://t.co/SAM8PVgkSX

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The tent count at the encampment on UW’s campus just dipped under 100. Yesterday afternoon there were approximately 110. Per the agreement reached with the administration on Friday, the liberated zone must be fully cleared by 3 p.m. tomorrow.