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A protest in New Delhi against Israeli detentions of Gaza-bound activists drew attention to Gaza's humanitarian crisis. Greta Thunberg's detention sparked calls for urgent international scrutiny, as Indian student bodies demand a reassessment of India-Israel relations.

Student Protest Over Activist Detentions in Delhi

Protests erupted at the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi over the detention of Gaza-bound aid activists. Greta Thunberg's involvement intensified calls for scrutiny of Israel's blockade. Indian student groups demand activist freedom and reassessment of ties with Israel.

Students protested Israeli Embassy detentions in New Delhi, spotlighting Gaza's crisis. Police detained protestors, sparking demands for activist release and a reassessment of India's Israel ties.

Students from various organisations protested outside the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi on Tuesday, expressing dissent over the detention of activists aboard a Gaza-bound aid boat.
The protesters were detained by the Delhi Police during the demonstration.
The protests were sparked by the recent detention of the aid boat, which was carrying activists, including Greta Thunberg, and was intercepted by the Israeli forces as part of the enforcement of a blockade that has intensified amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, exacerbating humanitarian crises in Gaza.
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition organised this initiative to draw attention to the dire situation in the region. The Students' Federation of India (SFI) issued a statement condemning the police's actions, characterising the detentions as brutal and emphasising their commitment to demanding the immediate release of the activists.
"Our resolve is to demand the immediate release of the abducted activists aboard the Freedom Flotilla and our steadfastness in urging for a free Palestine. Numerous students and activists have been detained only for seeking the release of activists who were delivering life-saving aid to Gaza, in complete concurrence with international law. This is a grave blot to democracy," the statement said.
The All India Students' Association (AISA) activists, including the JNU Students' Union President Nitish Kumar, also protested and were detained.
"AISA condemns the brutal detention of students and demands boycott and divestment from Israel and end to the joint ventures, weapons deals and business exchange from the genocidal state of Israel by the Indian government," a statement said.

Bombay High Court criticizes Maharashtra's excessive response to a student's social media post, granting bail and highlighting the need for educational reform over punishment.

Bombay HC Grants Bail, Criticizes Overreaction

The Bombay High Court grants bail to a Pune student, criticizing Maharashtra's extreme response to her social media post about Indo-Pak tensions. The decision emphasizes reform and educational support.

Bombay HC criticizes Maharashtra's response to a student's social media post

Bombay High Court criticizes Maharashtra's response to a student's social media post, granting her bail, suspension of rustication, and recognizing the need for educational nurturing over punitive actions.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted bail to a 19-year-old student from Pune arrested for her social media post on Indo-Pak hostilities and ordered her immediate release while rebuking the Maharashtra government for its "radical" reaction to her post.
A vacation bench of Justices Gauri Godse and Somasekhar Sundaresan said it was "absolutely shocking" that the student has been treated like a "hardcore criminal" by the government.
The court ordered the student to be released on bail forthwith, noting that she should not have been arrested at all since she had deleted the post immediately, expressed remorse and apologised for the same.
This is not a case where the girl has to remain in custody anymore, the HC said, adding the girl has to be released on Tuesday itself.
"The applicant (girl) shall be released on bail by the Yerwada prison on Tuesday itself," the bench said.
The concerned officer of the prison is directed to ensure that she is released today evening itself so that she can appear for her college examination, the court said.
The court also suspended the rustication order passed by the girl's college and directed the institution to issue her a hall ticket so that she can appear for the examination.
The rustication order has been issued hurriedly without giving the student an opportunity to give her explanation, the HC said.
The student from Pune was arrested earlier this month for her social media post criticising the Indian government during the Indo-Pak hostilities amid Operation Sindoor.
She is presently in judicial custody.
While the girl had initially moved the HC challenging the decision taken by her college rusticating her, her lawyer Farhana Shah on Tuesday also filed a petition seeking quashing of the FIR and bail.
The court granted the girl bail and allowed her to appear for the ongoing examinations.
It also cautioned the girl from acting responsibly and refrain from uploading such posts on social media.
The bench said such a "radical" reaction from the state government was unwarranted and has turned a student into a criminal.
"This is an absolutely shocking case. Are the police bent upon ruining the girl's life? Is she a hardcore criminal?" the court remarked.
At the most, the girl's act of sharing such a post can be termed as an "act of indiscretion" by a young student, the bench said.
"The girl has posted something and then realised her mistake and apologised. Instead of giving her a chance to reform, the state government has arrested her and turned her into a criminal," it added.
The court questioned the conduct of the government and the college.
"Someone is expressing their opinion, and this is how you ruin her life? A student's life has been ruined," it said.
Additional government pleader P P Kakade said the girl's post was against the national interest.
The court, however, said national interest would not suffer because of a post uploaded by a student who has realised her mistake and apologised.
"How can the state arrest a student like this? Does the state want students to stop expressing their opinions? Such a radical reaction from the state will further radicalise the person," the court said.
The bench also rapped the college for rusticating the girl, saying that an educational institution's approach should be to reform, not punish.
The job of an educational institution is to not just impart academic education but also to help students reform, the court said, adding that the college ought to have given the girl an opportunity to explain.
"Instead of reforming her and making her understand, you have turned her into a criminal. You want the student to turn into a criminal?" the court asked.
It said the girl is at an age where mistakes are bound to happen and she had suffered enough.
The teen, in her plea, stated that the college's decision was arbitrary and a gross violation of her fundamental rights.
She requested the high court to quash the rustication, order her reinstatement, and allow her to appear for the semester exams scheduled to begin on May 24.
The second-year student of Information Technology contended that the rustication order passed by the Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, a private unaided college affiliated with the Savitribai Phule Pune University, was "arbitrary and unlawful".
The petitioner claimed she had reposted the social media post without ill intent and immediately apologised.
On May 7, the girl reposted a post on Instagram from an account called 'Reformistan', which criticised the Indian government for provoking a war against Pakistan.
Within two hours, she realised her mistake and deleted the post after receiving a barrage of threats.
In its May 9 rustication letter, the college stated that since the girl had brought disrepute to the institution, it was justified to preserve the institution's ethos.
It further said the petitioner had anti-national sentiments and posed a risk to the campus community and society.
The girl had to be escorted out of college due to protests against her, and she was arrested the same day by the Kondhwa police after an FIR was registered against her.
She is currently lodged in the Yerwada Prison in Pune in judicial custody, and a local court rejected her bail plea.

Tragic stabbing near Punjab University results in death of Sudanese student Mohammed Wada Bala Yousif Ahmed. Six suspects have been arrested.

Sudanese Student Killed Near Punjab University

A tragic incident near Punjab University led to the fatal stabbing of a Sudanese student, Mohammed Wada Bala Yousif Ahmed. Six assailants were arrested following the attack during morning prayers.

Sudanese student killed, friend injured in Punjab

A Sudanese student was fatally stabbed near Punjab University during morning prayers. Six suspects were arrested. Investigation is ongoing.

A 25-year-old Sudanese student offering morning prayers was stabbed to death and his friend grievously injured by six assailants near a private university here on Thursday, police said.
Kapurthala Senior Superintendent of Police Gauarv Toora said all the accused have been arrested from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh.
The deceased was identified as Mohammed Wada Bala Yousif Ahmed, who was residing at a paying guest accommodation in Maheru Colony here. The injured, Ahmed Mohammed Nour, also a Sudanese national, has been hospitalised in Jalandhar, police said.
In his police complaint, Nour said he, along with Wada and three female friends, were performing morning prayers when the assailants started abusing them. Two of them were carrying knives.
Nour said one of the assailants allegedly demanded his sister's phone number. When they were told to stop misbehaving, the assailants stabbed Nour and Wada in the chest and fled.
A local resident, Prabhat Dubey, came to the injured students' help and took them to a hospital, where doctors declared Wada brought dead, police said.
In his complaint, Nour named the six assailants -- Abdul Ahad of Karnataka and Kunwar Amar Partap Singh, Aditya Garg, Mohammed Shoaib, Sushank Shaggy and Yash Vardhan Rajput, all residents of Maheru Colony.
Police said the accused were residing in a rented accommodation in Maheru village near the university.
Phagwara Superintendent of Police Rupinder Kaur Bhatti said a case was registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

Bihar's Khushbu Kumari went viral highlighting gender and financial barriers in education, drawing government aid to advance her science studies.

Viral Video Sparks Government Support in Bihar

Khushbu Kumari's viral plea for education draws government support in Bihar, challenging gender and financial biases to enable her science studies.

Bihar student's viral plea for education mobilizes government support

A viral video of Khushbu Kumari, facing educational barriers in Bihar, spurred government promises to support her science studies, challenging gender and financial biases.

Khushbu Kumari, a student from Danapur, Bihar, has gained national attention after a video depicting her struggle against gender bias and financial barriers went viral. The video caught the eye of the Union government, reigniting her dream of becoming a doctor.
In a poignant clip released by News18, Kumari shared her frustration over being unable to pursue science due to a challenge set by her parents. "There's a significant disparity between my brother and me at home," she lamented. "Brothers enjoy complete freedom to study, while sisters do not. We're not even provided a phone for studying. My mother declared that I could only take science if I scored over 400 marks. I scored 399," she recounted, breaking down in tears.
Faced with financial difficulties, her parents, including her father Upendra Rai, had opted for an arts education for Kumari. "We enrolled her in the arts stream due to financial constraints. The science stream would have required more money," Rai explained to the IANS news agency.
The video, however, mobilized support from Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who promised Kumari assistance for her enrollment in a reputable science college. Through a video call organized by the Patna District Magistrate, Pradhan assured Kumari, "Do not worry, my child. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will ensure your education. Study diligently, and harbor no resentment towards your parents as they did their best given their circumstances."
Kumari, hopeful once more, expressed her desire to gain quality education in a science discipline.
According to Chandrashekhar Singh, the Patna District Magistrate, steps are being taken to ensure Kumari's admission to a Class 11 science program specializing in biology for the 2025-27 academic session.
"Officials are dedicated to facilitating this process," Singh confirmed.

Reels turned out be troublesome for medical students in Karnataka as they were penalised for recording it on the hospital premises

Medical students land in trouble for recording Instagram reels at Karnataka hospital

Reels turned out be troublesome for medical students in Karnataka as they were penalised for recording it on the hospital premises

Reels are fun but often the land people in trouble too. In one such instance, 38 medical students from Gadag Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) in Karnataka have been penalised for recording reels on the hospital premises.&nbsp;
For violating the rules, the hospital management extended their housemanship training period by 10 days on Saturday, February 10.&nbsp;
Director of Gadag Institute of Medical Science, Dr. Basavaraj Bommanhalli called this incident a grave mistake and said, "There are 38 of them who did this (Instagram reels) within the premises and violated the rules. This is a grave mistake. Whatever they wanted to do, they should have done it outside the hospital premises, avoiding inconvenience to the patients."
Dr. Basavaraj Bommanhalli also stated, "We haven't granted any permission for such activities. They claimed it was recorded for the pre-graduation ceremony. We have taken cognisance of this. Their housemanship was supposed to end in the next 10&ndash;20 days, and we have extended that for another 10 days."
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A 35-year-old dental student in Chennai was arrested for allegedly spying on a woman using a pen camera

Dental student arrested for spying on woman tenant using pen camera in Chennai  

A 35-year-old dental student in Chennai was arrested for allegedly spying on a woman using a pen camera

A 35-year-old dental student in Chennai was arrested for allegedly spying on a woman using a pen camera. The woman lived with her husband in a rented house owned by the accused's father.
The matter came to light on Tuesday night after she noticed a red light beaming from an object resembling a pen near one of the windows in the bathroom.
Upon closer inspection, she found a small camera in it, following which the couple lodged a complaint with the police.
After a probe, the police arrested the accused Ibrahim.
&ldquo;He stays with his parents in Royapuram police station jurisdiction, and the victim aged around 30, resides in one of the many houses in the apartment complex. She found a pen camera inside her bathroom and informed her husband about this,&rdquo; police said, according to The New Indian Express news outlet.
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On cam: Tamil Nadu teacher assaulted by parents of a 7-year-old student

Citing officials, the report said the child hit herself while changing seats in the class, however, the kid complained to her parents about teacher beating her up.

In a startling incident, a Tamil Nadu teacher was chased and thrashed by parents of a 7-year-old student who was allegedly hit by the teacher.&nbsp;
The 3-minute video which has gone viral shows, parents barging into the classroom, chasing down and hitting the teacher identified as R Bharat, as per NDTV.&nbsp;
NDTV quoted the mother as saying, it is illegal to beat a child!&nbsp;
Citing officials, the report said the child hit herself while changing seats in the class, however, the kid complained to her parents about the teacher beating her up.&nbsp;
Following the brawl, the couple was arrested and a probe was launched, police said.&nbsp;
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While authorities at IIT Bombay have said there was no discrimination on the campus, Darshan Solanki's family claimed he was ostracised by friends.

Dalit student at IIT Bombay faced discrimination, alleges family; institute denies charge

Dalit student at IIT Bombay faced discrimination, alleges family; premier institute denies charge

While authorities at IIT Bombay have said there was no discrimination on the campus, Darshan Solanki's family claimed he was ostracised by friends.

The family of the 18-year-old IIT Bombay student who died allegedly by suicide has claimed that he was discriminated against on the basis of caste on the campus.
Some of his friends stopped talking to him when they learnt that Darshan Solanki was a Dalit, NDTV reported quoting Solanki's sister.
The IIT Bombay however has rejected charges of caste bias in the institute.
Solanki, a first year student of BTech (Chemical) died allegedly after jumping off the seventh floor of a hostel building on the Powai campus of the premier institute on 12 February.&nbsp;
The Ambedkar Periyar Phule Study Circle, a student group, had called Solanki's death an &ldquo;institutional murder&rdquo;.
However, the institute on Tuesday said it takes utmost precautions to make the campus as inclusive as possible and it has zero tolerance for any discrimination by faculty.
(with PTI inputs)

The incident occurred at the university, where the victim was studying, while the accused is said to be a BCA student from another college.

Karnataka: 19-year-old stabbed to death by another student inside Bengaluru college

The incident occurred at the university, where the victim was studying, while the accused is said to be a BCA student from another college.

A 19-year-old BTech student was allegedly stabbed multiple times by her friend, at a private university on the outskirts of Bengaluru on Monday, police said.
They said attempting to end his life, the accused too stabbed himself.
Other students, who noticed the duo lying in a pool of blood, alerted the college authorities and security staff.
The victim, identified as Laya Smitha, was rushed to hospital but was declared brought dead. The accused, identified as Pawan Kalyan, has suffered injuries on the chest and is being treated at the hospital.
The incident occurred at the Presidency College, where the victim was studying, while the accused is said to be a BCA student from another college.
Both are said to be from a village in Mulbagal taluk of Kolar district and according to the police, Pawan wanted to marry Laya Smitha.&nbsp;
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In UP, teacher allegedly drills student's hand as a punishment

Meawhile, a committee has been formed to investigate this entire incident

In a shocking incident from Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh, the teacher of a private school allegedly drilled a class five student's hand as punishment for having forgotten the 'number table of 2', police sources said.
According to sources, the victim was identified as a resident of Sisamau studying at the upper primary school at Premnagar in the Kanpur district.
According to a statement issued by the police, the victim's relatives reached the school on learning about the incident, resulting in an uproar on campus. In her complaint to the police, the girl said, "The teacher (name withheld) asked me to recite the 'Table of 2'. As I failed to do so, he drilled my hand. A fellow student standing beside me unplugged the drill immediately."
The student suffered injuries to his left hand, reports said.
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He was reportedly sent home from school after the incident and received a minor treatment.
According to sources, the teacher in-charge allegedly did not inform local education officials about the incident.
It was only after an uproar by the family members that the block education officials were informed. On receiving information, the basic shiksha adhikari and the block education officer reached the spot to investigate the matter.
Speaking about the incident, Basic Shiksha Adhikari of Kanpur Nagar, Sujit Kumar Singh said, "A committee has been formed to investigate this entire incident. Block education officers of Prem Nagar and Shastri Nagar will investigate the matter and send a report. Anyone found guilty would face punitive action."

Allahabad University students demonstrating against a fee hike on Tuesday threatened to take "bhu samadhi" by burying themselves in a pit they dug at their protest site here.
Some of them jumped into the five-foot pit near the protest sit on the university premises and policemen had to pull them out, the police said. Additional police force was also summoned.
The students say their fees have been hiked nearly three-fold, and have been holding protests for several days now. They later planted saplings in the pit.
Adarsh Singh Bhadauria, a student associated with the NSUI, said they were ready to end their lives to protest the fee hike, but the university administration was firm on its stand of not withdrawing the increment.
Students affiliated with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad have apprised the chancellor of the Allahabad University about the ongoing agitation through postcards.
In a letter, they said a 300-percent fee hike has been effected unethically by the university administration, due to which many students would be deprived of education and a request has been made to withdraw it.
ABVP state convener (sports activity) Kartikeya Pati Tripathi said, "Our fight is with the dictatorial vice-chancellor of Allahabad University because their decision (fee hike) is tarnishing the image of the central and the state government." "I want the government to take suo motu cognizance of this matter and issue a direction to withdraw the fee hike," he said.

Allahabad University fee hike protest: students dig pit, threaten 'bhu samadhi'

The students say their fees have been hiked nearly three-fold, and have been holding protests for several days now.

Allahabad University students demonstrating against a fee hike on Tuesday threatened to take "bhu samadhi" by burying themselves in a pit they dug at their protest site here.
Some of them jumped into the five-foot pit near the protest sit on the university premises and policemen had to pull them out, the police said. Additional police force was also summoned.
The students say their fees have been hiked nearly three-fold, and have been holding protests for several days now. They later planted saplings in the pit.
Adarsh Singh Bhadauria, a student associated with the NSUI, said they were ready to end their lives to protest the fee hike, but the university administration was firm on its stand of not withdrawing the increment.
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Students affiliated with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad have apprised the chancellor of the Allahabad University about the ongoing agitation through postcards.
In a letter, they said a 300-percent fee hike has been effected unethically by the university administration, due to which many students would be deprived of education and a request has been made to withdraw it.
ABVP state convener (sports activity) Kartikeya Pati Tripathi said, "Our fight is with the dictatorial vice-chancellor of Allahabad University because their decision (fee hike) is tarnishing the image of the central and the state government." "I want the government to take suo motu cognizance of this matter and issue a direction to withdraw the fee hike," he said.

 
A massive protest erupted at Punjab’s Lovely Professional University (LPU), a private university after a student died by suicide. 
Hailing from Kerala, the 21-year-old deceased was a first-year student of  bachelor of design at who died by suicide on Tuesday afternoon, the police said adding that the matter was brought to police’s notice by the university administration on Tuesday evening. 
Following the incident a large number of students gathered inside the Lovely Professional University campus to protest over the suicide of the first-year student. Heavy police deployment were made in view of the protest. 
The varsity issued a statement and said that the fraternity is“saddened by the unfortunate incident”. It also states that the deceased left a suicide note which cites personal issues.
Further investigation in the matter has been initiated by authorities 
 

Protest erupt after student dies by suicide in Punjab's Lovely Professional University

Protest erupts after student dies by suicide in Punjab's Lovely Professional University

A massive protest erupted at Punjab&rsquo;s Lovely Professional University (LPU), a private university after a student died by suicide.&nbsp;

A massive protest erupted at Punjab&rsquo;s Lovely Professional University (LPU), a private university after a student died by suicide.&nbsp;
Hailing from Kerala, the 21-year-old deceased was a first-year student of &nbsp;bachelor of design at who died by suicide on Tuesday afternoon, the police said adding that the matter was brought to police&rsquo;s notice by the university administration on Tuesday evening.&nbsp;
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A first-year student of B. Design at LPU has committed suicide on Tuesday afternoon. DSP Phagwara stated that prima facie the student was having some personal issues, as has been suggested by the suicide note left by the deceased. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/LPU?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#LPU</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/University?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#University</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Suicide?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Suicide</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Phagwara?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Phagwara</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Kapurthala?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Kapurthala</a> <a href="https://t.co/KW957uXl63">pic.twitter.com/KW957uXl63</a>
&mdash; Kapurthala Police (@PP_kapurthala) <a href="https://twitter.com/PP_kapurthala/status/1572342519891111937?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 20, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Following the incident a large number of students gathered inside the Lovely Professional University campus to protest over the suicide of the first-year student. Heavy police deployment were made in view of the protest.&nbsp;
The varsity issued a statement and said that the fraternity is&ldquo;saddened by the unfortunate incident&rdquo;. It also states that the deceased left a suicide note which cites personal issues.
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<a href="https://t.co/dAUW7NlV8d">pic.twitter.com/dAUW7NlV8d</a>
&mdash; Lovely Professional University - LPU (@lpuuniversity) <a href="https://twitter.com/lpuuniversity/status/1572335137819598849?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 20, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Further investigation in the matter has been initiated by authorities.&nbsp;
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In a startling incident in Delhi, a ceiling fan fell on students at a government school in Nangloi. Two students were injured in the incident, and were admitted to a private hospital.
Delhi government said on 30 August that it had terminated the services of the school's estate manager. The incident was blamed on lapses by school authorities, and legal action initiated for negligence.
Delhi police have also registered a case in connection with the incident. The administration of every school has now been asked to report any maintenance-related issues to get them fixed immediately, as per a government statement.

Ceiling fan falls on students at Delhi govt school; govt blames school admin, sacks estate manager

The incident was blamed on lapses by school authorities, and legal action initiated for negligence.

In a startling incident in Delhi, a ceiling fan fell on students at a government school in Nangloi. Two students were injured in the incident, and were admitted to a private hospital.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/extortion-model-bjp-targets-aap-alleges-school-scam-in-delhi-government-schools-1661764288764">Delhi government</a> said on 30 August that it had terminated the services of the school's estate manager. The incident was blamed on lapses by school authorities, and legal action initiated for negligence.
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A unique course being offered by an American college is going viral on social media. The course includes students watching pornographic films together to "discuss the sexualisation of race, class and gender and as an experimental, radical art form"..

Pornography study course in US college goes viral on social media

Pornography study course in US college goes viral on social media: 'Porn as American as apple pie...'


A unique course being offered by an American college is going viral on social media. The course includes students watching pornographic films together to "discuss the sexualisation of race, class and gender and as an experimental, radical art form". It is being offered by a private liberal arts college in Utah. The mention of the course has been removed from the website, but it is still being offered by the institute, according to reports. The description of the course said, "Hardcore pornography is as American as apple pie and more popular than Sunday night football." The description says that the approach to the billion-dollar industry is two fold -- one as a cultural phenomenon, which reflects and reinforces sexual inequalities but also holds the potential to challenge gender norms, and two, as an art form that requires serious contemplation.
Students would receive 2 credits for taking the course. ===============================
CAPTIONS Porn film study course in US Offered by private Utah college Course description goes viral Students to watch films together Students to get 2 credits

The course includes students watching pornographic films together to "discuss the sexualisation of race, class and gender and as an experimental, radical art form".

A unique course being offered by an American college is going viral on social media.&nbsp;The course includes students watching pornographic films together to "discuss the sexualisation of race, class and gender and as an experimental, radical art form".
It is being offered by a private liberal arts college in Utah.&nbsp;The mention of the course has been removed from the website, but it is still being offered by the institute, according to reports.
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The description of the course said, "Hardcore pornography is as American as apple pie and more popular than Sunday night football. Our approach to this billion-dollar industry is as both a cultural phenomenon that reflects and reinforces sexual inequalities (but holds the potential to challenge sexual and gender norms) and as an art form that requires serious contemplation."
Students would receive 2 credits for taking the course.

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