Columbia law students claim they are 'irrevocably shaken' after Gaza camp, ask for no exams, passing grades

Columbia law students pleaded with the law school's administration to cancel all final exams and pass all students for the work they did the past semester after they were "irrevocably shaken" by arrests at the Gaza Camp protest this week.  

"As the Administrative Board of student editors of the Columbia Law Review, we urge the Law School to cancel exams and give all students passing grades for their work throughout the semester," the student board said in a press release.