Reem Salahi

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Civil rights attorney of Syrian ancestry, based in Pasadena; former attorney for the Muslim Student Union at the University of California Irvine

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President Obama is making the rounds of news anchors on broadcast and cable TV, including tonight's conversation with Wolf Blitzer of CNN.

The Syrian Conflict: Los Angeles Points of View

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On February 8 of this year, Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren was trying to make a speech at UC Irvine.  He was interrupted by a student, who was escorted out of the room — to be…

UCI Could Suspend Muslim Student Union for Disrupting Speech

On February 8 of this year, Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren was trying to make a speech at UC Irvine.  He was interrupted by a student, who was escorted out of the room — to be…

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