Protagonists

A very obvious example of the Times determining who the protagonists are. It's one kind of Jew (at HARVARD), not the other kind of Jew.

Which Jewish students did they interview? Which Jewish students did they not interview?  Right there in the text. Amazing stuff.

Also, students protesting very politely (including, quite likely, some Jewish students who don't count) is portrayed as hostile antisemitism.

That's before we get to the obvious lack of coverage of what it must be like to be a Muslim student on campus at the moment.

Yah sucks to feel alone and estranged when you are 20, so alone the major newspapers keep putting your concerns in print